Jeff Bloom's Page
I'm the administrator of this site and a professor of elementary science education and curriculum studies at Northern Arizona University.
My specific interests involve:
- teaching science through inquiry
- children's complex learning
- pattern thinking
- systems thinking
- metapatterns
- chaos and complexity theories in education
- systems thinking
- ecology and social justice
However, I have broad ranging interests that include issues with the education of the whole child, with classrooms and schools, and the promotion of connectedness and relationships.
Twitter: @JeffWBloom
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Comments:
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I can not tell if I am registered or not with Bloom's page. This is simply a test.
Suzanne
Suzanne,
You're a member of this site. Have fun with it!
Jeff
Jeff Bloom
How do I make my own page? Do we post our papers this site?
Sara and others,
I've sent out previous emails about how to create your own pages, but the whole process is summarized in on the How to Create Pages and Participate page (http://schoolsteachersparents.wikidot.com/how-to-create-pages-and-participate). There's a PDF you can download and print, as well.
The most important point to remember is to name your page something unique. Use your name as part of the page name. For instance, use double square brackets followed by something like "bloom-testingissues | Testing Issues" followed by closing double brackets. I've not shown the double brackets here, because they would be converted as wiki code. The "bloom-testingissues" is an example of a page name. The "Testing Issues" is an example of the text that will be shown as a clickable link on the index page. If you don't use a unique name for your page on the Index Page (a page that lists other people's pages), you run the risk of either over-writing someone else's page or having yours over-written by someone else.
Jeff Bloom