So I used thinklinkr.com to comply my definition of DIFFERENTIATE. Thinklinkr doesn't seem that special... It seems pretty straight forward, and less complicated than Word so maybe that is a plus. But if I were to use Word I could just import it straight from Word into Blogspot. I Jing'd this photo, and I don't know why it is small because it is supposed to be importing Large. So, the definition, No two children are alike. No two children learn in the identical way. An enriched environment for one kid, may not be enriched for another. In classrooms we should teach children to think for themselves.Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Differentiation.
So I used thinklinkr.com to comply my definition of DIFFERENTIATE. Thinklinkr doesn't seem that special... It seems pretty straight forward, and less complicated than Word so maybe that is a plus. But if I were to use Word I could just import it straight from Word into Blogspot. I Jing'd this photo, and I don't know why it is small because it is supposed to be importing Large. So, the definition, No two children are alike. No two children learn in the identical way. An enriched environment for one kid, may not be enriched for another. In classrooms we should teach children to think for themselves.
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Hi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for checking out thinklinkr and sharing your thoughts.
A lot of people have asked about why they would use an outliner instead of word. It basically comes down to using the tool designed for the job.
Also, like you said, it's simpler than word because it doesn't have to support all the other features of a desktop publisher. My partner's sister-in-law is in 6th grade and this is a big deal for her because she is a little overwhelmed with word.
Anyway, thanks for checking it out and feel free to contact me if there's anything I can do to help.
-Vishu Ramanathan - cofounder - vishu@thinklinkr.com