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Monday, May 2, 2011 Photo Of The Day: Human Drama On Display Photo Of The Day: some of the few people "in the know" before we all knew ...watching, listening, or otherwise occupied during the forty-minute mission. This is an interesting collection of advisers!  Photo released by The White House Check It Out! Pass It On! Posted at 6:00 PM (permalink)
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011 Photo Of The Day: Humans Still Pushing The Limits Of Space ExplorationPhoto Of The Day: A few days ago I posted about NASA's success in getting the first ever spacecraft to orbit our solar system's closest planet to the Sun---Mercury. This is the first picture from that spacecraft. Many more will follow. This picture shows parts of the planet never seen by humans. Humans continue to expand their horizons! You can appreciate the photo so much better by looking at the larger image available by clicking here! Posted at 9:23 AM (permalink)
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Thursday, March 24, 2011 Photo Of The Day: Contradictions Abound In Texas!Photo Of The Day: TX Governor Rick Perry. The Decider. Education taking a hit.   Credit unknown. Please let me know if you know! The photo date is unknown. (No...it wasn't during days of the Wild West!) Posted at 3:51 PM (permalink)
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Monday, March 21, 2011 Photo Of The Day: Fully Loaded To Save LivesPhoto Of The Day: Perhaps an example of the few people who deserve to meet the firepower on display below is a leader who would kill countless numbers of his own citizens.  Hopefully it ends soon. As peacefully as possible. Posted at 10:15 PM (permalink)
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Friday, March 11, 2011 Photo Of The Day: Space Shuttle & International Space Station Silhouetted Against The SunPhoto Of The Day: This is an incredible picture! The description of the photo is worth the quick read. Click either image below to access the story at NPR.org. (The photographer)..."obtained optimal viewing locations from the website Heavens-Above, which tracks astronomical sighting opportunities for astronomers." "If I was 500 feet more to the south, I would have missed it," he explained.   Check It Out! Pass It On! Posted at 11:22 AM (permalink)
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Monday, February 21, 2011 Photo Of The Day: Cram A Few More Folders In Each ClassPhoto Of The Day: Despite the fact that research clearly supports a lower student to teacher ratio as being optimum for most instruction, it seems that politicians across our country are prepared to add a few extra folders to each teachers' class periods. Posted at 7:49 AM (permalink)
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Thursday, February 17, 2011 Photo Of The Day: Books Behave Good For The Teacher...Students Usually Do!Photo of the Day: What Make A Good Student!  Credit: Thomas R. Stegelman on Flickr. I believe the notebook was written in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It could have been written anywhere in America, circa the 20th Century... Posted at 5:06 PM (permalink)
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Thursday, January 20, 2011 Photo Of The Day: Closer Look At A Hat We Could All Wear From Time To Time!Photo Of The Day--- The Dunce Cap in the preceding photo provoked a reaction worthy of a closer look! Leave a comment below if you'd like! Posted at 2:14 PM (permalink)
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Thursday, January 20, 2011 Photo Of The Day: Yes, That Is A Genuine Dunce Cap In The CornerPhoto Of The Day--- One Room Schoolhouse in Arizona (1885). This is the oldest standing schoolhouse in Arizona.  The photo is on Flickr here, and it includes a very interesting history of the building of this facility. From the choice of the spot the school sits on, to the materials used for building it, the photographer provides a detailed description. Credit: The photographer is Al_HikesAZ. The photo was taken on August 21, 2010. Posted at 10:12 AM (permalink)
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Monday, January 17, 2011 Photo Of The Day: New Life Magazine Photos Of The 1961 Freedom RidesCNN presents six never-before published Life Magazine photos from the Freedom Rides of spring, 1961.  Check It Out! Pass It On!
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Thursday, January 13, 2011 Photo Of The Day: An Apple A Day...Can Lead To Quality Learning Experiences!Photo Of The Day: Engaged in technology application.  One of my former students here contacted me today! Thus the Photo of the Day! Photo Credit: ME! Posted at 4:53 PM (permalink)
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Monday, January 3, 2011 Photo Of The Day: They Come To Us In All Of Their VarietyPhoto Of The Day: We educate them all!  This photo is called "Different Walk Of Life." The picture was reportedly taken in 2002 by Colodio. It can be found on Flickr here. Posted at 4:58 PM (permalink)
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Saturday, January 1, 2011 Photo Of The Day: Flying Into The New Year!Photo Of The Day: A New Year Takes Flight!  Knots form the shape of a bird as they take to the air at Snettisham Nature Reserve in the U.K. From the Time/CNN Pictures of 2010 I Posted About On December 27th Photo credit: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images Posted at 11:54 AM (permalink)
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Friday, December 31, 2010 Photo Of The Day: Stop And GoPhoto Of The Day--- The New Year Is Upon Us....An Opportunity To Stop & Go....New Directions!  Posted at 2:17 PM (permalink)
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Thursday, December 30, 2010 Photo Of The Day: My Favorite Photo Of The Year...Near Miss?!Photo Of The Day---Perhaps My Favorite Photo Of The Year...(though I do still love that artist's conception of a black hole in my earlier post!)  June 14, 2010 Shuttle Launch I believe our government gets credit for this photo! Posted at 3:51 PM (permalink)
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Monday, December 27, 2010 Photo Of The Day: Sucked InPhoto Of The Day: Follow-up! So, I went searching for the hi-res image and found it at NASA.gov, a great website. The only problem is, I have learned enough about the image now to know that it is an "artist's conception" of the Black Hole?!?!! "As the drawing suggests..." Huh, does this even qualify for a "Pictures of the Year" list? Time? CNN? No wonder I was blown away by the epic image. Ha, ha, you would think I planned these two posts as a follow-up to the "Bad Day--Shark" photos!  P.S. The hi-res image is still awesome! It is now my desktop background. "A Thousand Points of Light" Posted at 4:32 PM (permalink)
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Monday, December 27, 2010 Photo Of The Day...Or Possibly Of All Time: Black HolePhoto of the Day: This is simply one of the most intriguing photos I have ever seen. Really extraordinary. Even mind-blowing. I need to find this in hi-resolution! Science teachers will love you for making sure they have seen this! It is one of 48 photos Time and CNN present as best of 2010. You can see the entire photo gallery by clicking here! There are many great photos teachers could use in lessons.  Posted at 2:31 PM (permalink)
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Thursday, December 23, 2010 Photo Of The Day: 1+1=1?Photo Of The Day --> What clues should we have considered when judging the authenticity of the yesterday's Photo Of he Day? There were plenty of clues in the two posts yesterday. We need to help students learn not to trust sources of information too readily. They must learn how to evaluate the mass of information---plenty of it misleading---they are bombarded with in our information culture.  Posted at 10:08 AM (permalink)
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010 Photo Of The Day: More Fishy Stuff(Photo Of The Day) --> I'll Add The Caption For It and re-pose the question: How could this photo be used for a visual literacy exercise?  Posted at 2:59 PM (permalink)
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010 Photo Of The Day: Bad Day At Work!Photo Of The Day: How could this photo be used for a visual literacy exercise?  Posted at 10:20 AM (permalink)
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Tuesday, December 21, 2010 Photo Of The Day: Today Is The First Day Of Winter!Photo Of The Day: Today is the first day of winter!!!!
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Monday, December 20, 2010 Photo Of The Day: Raising Teenagers Is Like...Random sign seen in Portland, Oregon. So true! Much like educating them!  Photo Of The Day courtesy of "Major Clanger" on Flickr here.
The photo was taken in Portland, Oregon on October 31, 2005. What do you think raising teenagers is like? Leave a comment, "Raising teenagers is like..." Posted at 12:58 PM (permalink)
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Saturday, December 18, 2010 Photo Of The Day: Facebook Is Getting MeToday's Photo Of The Day is a themed shot from a photographer I've already featured, Rishi Bandopadhay (A Lot On My Mind). Well, I---like Rishi---have succumbed to Facebook! I have been at conflict with myself about it for quite some time, but after years of resistance, I decided to take the plunge. Low and behold, in the last 24 hours I've communicated with dozens of great people I've known over the years...but for the most part had lost contact with! What a delight!  This photo is by Rishi Bandopadhay. The photo was taken June 1, 2010 in Plano, Texas. It is posted on Flickr here. Find me on Facebook at dan.s.martin.edconnections Posted at 9:40 AM (permalink)
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Friday, December 17, 2010 Photo Of The Day: Hands On Anatomy Lesson In IndiaPhoto of the Day will be a new feature on this blog. All photos have a Creative Common License, meaning you can use them for non-commercial purposes. Please click here to review the license if you intend to use the photo. Photos will generally have education and young people as the subject. I will include photos from around the world, many in classrooms. I don't want to over define what Photo of the Day will be. Some will support a theme...and others will just be pictures I thought would be neat or interesting to educators. Maybe you'll even come across pictures you or your colleagues can use for your class or school! That kind of sharing is a big part of the mission of this blog! |
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Thursday, December 16, 2010 Photo Of The Day: A Lot On My MindPhoto of the Day will be a new feature on this blog. All photos have a Creative Common License, meaning you can use them for non-commercial purposes. Please click here to review the license if you intend to use the photo. Photos will generally have education and young people as the subject. I will include photos from around the world, many in classrooms. I don't want to over define what Photo of the Day will be. Some will support a theme...and others will just be pictures I thought would be neat or interesting to educators. Maybe you'll even come across pictures you or your colleagues can use for your class or school! That kind of sharing is a big part of the mission of this blog!  This photo is by Rishi Bandopadhay. The photo was taken May 10, 2010 in Plano, Texas. It is posted on Flickr here. Posted at 4:47 PM (permalink)
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