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National Standards, Interstational Perspectives Marcia A. Mardis, EdD Assistant Professor Wayne State University--Detroit Fulbright Visiting Professor, Fall 2008 University of Alberta at Edmonton

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MAME Summer Event 2008 -- Mardis

1. National Standards, Interstational Perspectives Marcia A. Mardis, EdD Assistant Professor Wayne State University--Detroit Fulbright Visiting Professor, Fall 2008 University of Alberta at Edmonton

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3. Yeah, what he said. Charter schools mean innovation. Teachers should get merit pay for test scores.

4. Meet the new boss … Same as the old boss

5. Healthy • Safe • Engaged • Supported • Challenged (Inter)Personal • Digital • Intellectual • Mediated • Informal

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7. Inquire, think critically, and gain knowledge Draw conclusions, make informed decisions, apply knowledge to new situations, & create new knowledge Share knowledge, participate ethically & productively as members of our democratic society Pursue personal and aesthetic growth

8. 1 Adoption No Concern Access 2 Adaptation Self Skills 3 Appropriation Task Policy 4 Invention Impact Motivation Cultural/Social Influences Structural/Symbolic Influences consequences

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10. We’ve got to Change or Die. IP1 IP2 IP? … Dewey Dewey McLuhan Freire

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16. As you visit today’s sessions, consider: What is the brand you are trying to promote in your media center? How can you represent that brand in a logo or image? Include that image in everything you produce.

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19. Life has no plot. It is far more interesting than anything you can say about it because language, by its very nature, orders things and life really has no order. --Erica Jong

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