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  • Last updated April 6, 2015 at 3:43 PM by benroome
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@SenorG badges result in better grades and those whose parents pay for grades, that is also currency

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titangrad08 About 8 years ago

@SenorG #BadgechatK12 Badges = verifiable skills = job= currency.

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titangrad08 About 8 years ago

Hey #badgechatk12! My name is Roland. I’m a Tech Coordinator in West Sacramento, CA.

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roland_aichele Over 8 years ago

Q2: Answering the Q: "Why badges?" & how it can help meet the needs of Ss by creating meaningful individual learning pathways #badgechatk12

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rich Over 8 years ago

@SenorG might a learning activity be designed that elicits the application or if just an informal observation would be enough? #badgechatk12

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rich Over 8 years ago

A2:maybe seeing an application of the skill(s) the badge represents, but done outside the activities it took to earn it #badgechatk12

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rich Over 8 years ago

A1: #openbadges have the potential to engage teachers in self-directed, personalized learning that is job-embedded & relevant. #badgechatK12

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techbabble Over 8 years ago

For teacher pd #openbadges to be weighty, do the competencies needs to be recognized by licensing orgs, state birds of ed? #badgechatk12

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techbabble Over 8 years ago

The idea of badges in a PD Model can hopefully replace some interaction needed for motivation in distance learning. #BadgeChatK12

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cordes56 Almost 9 years ago

A9: Badge consumer is a motivated student! #BadgeChatK12

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cordes56 Almost 9 years ago

A3: Show/tell on 1st day, "Here's what you can earn!" Ps & Ss alike in #LMS for digital viewing. Card stock sheet for stickers #badgechatk12

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lesliefarooq Almost 9 years ago

A1: I am not sure about a lower limit, probably whenever it has meaning to them. My 4yo and 6yo would both understand it. #badgechatK12

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lesliefarooq Almost 9 years ago