Archive for 2010
The (brilliant) pedagogy of Grandmothers
December 1, 2010
Having just returned from presenting at the European Council of Independent Schools in Nice France, I want to share with you some thoughts from the conference keynote speaker, Professor Sugata Mitra. Professor Mitra’s work is in the field of Cognitive Science, Information Science, and Educational Technology. Early in the morning as I sat alongside bleary […]
Diane Frankenstein along with other notable educators presented at the European Council of Independent Schools in Nice France, November 2010
November 30, 2010
Be a part of the dynamic world of educators from around the world who presented at the ECIS conference in Nice France November 2010. Diane’s handouts along with the handout of other key speakers can be found read more >>
Thank goodness Mark Twain failed as a newspaper reporter…
November 30, 2010
If you are a fan of Mark Twain ( 11.20.1835- 4.21.1910)— 2010 being the centennial of Mark Twain’s death—you will find yourself in your heyday. The centennial of his death brings more events than one can keep track of. Living in San Francisco makes me proud to know that the city played a significant role […]
Diane Frankenstein-Reading Together (At Central Middle School)
November 29, 2010
Join us for an inspiring talk with Author Diane Frankenstein at Central Middle School in San Carlos, Wednesday December 1 6pm, 828 Chestnut Street). read more>>
A holiday menu that includes reading and talking makes for a memorable feast.
November 28, 2010
Reading and talking with children about what matters is a habit parents want to nurture and putting those conversations on a holiday menu is an opportunity not to be missed. The conversation can take many forms, the usual being a list of what, in our lives, we are thankful. The conversation can also take a […]
