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I don't like the buzzwords either -- of course, I'm guilty of making up new works teacherpreneur comes to mind but when the buzzwords hide what we're trying to do.
Archive 2008-08-01 2008
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Anne Sullivan, Helen Keller's teacher, is my epitome of the greatest teacherpreneur.
Archive 2008-06-01 2008
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And such it will be for many of us who take on the role of teacherpreneur.
Horizon Project Information session next Wednesday 3pm EST 2008
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Anne Sullivan, Helen Keller's teacher, is my epitome of the greatest teacherpreneur.
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Let the teacherpreneur use these tools to customize the classroom.
Archive 2008-11-01 2008
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Let the teacherpreneur use these tools to customize the classroom.
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And such it will be for many of us who take on the role of teacherpreneur.
Archive 2008-02-01 2008
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I don't like the buzzwords either -- of course, I'm guilty of making up new works teacherpreneur comes to mind but when the buzzwords hide what we're trying to do.
Lauren O'Grady Says to Drop the Buzzwords! (A point worth listening to!) 2008
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Technorati Tags: Stephen Downes, Web3D, teacherpreneur
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Technorati Tags: Stephen Downes, Web3D, teacherpreneur
Archive 2008-11-01 2008
factoryjoe commented on the word teacherpreneur
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October 3, 2008
donberg commented on the word teacherpreneur
I have been using the term since at least 2004. Here's my earliest use in the Way Back Machine from archive.org
I didn't "coin" the term, either. It went around in teaching circles briefly as a code word for partnering with local businesses to expose students to the "real world." That seems to have gone by the wayside along with the web pages that used to refer to it.
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Enjoy,
Don Berg
Site: www.Teach-Kids-Attitude-1st.com
Blog: blog.Attitutor.com
January 18, 2009
rolig commented on the word teacherpreneur
ugh. I hate such seemingly clever yet totally tonedeaf shorthand coinages. To my ear, this means "teacher-taker", since the French element -preneur comes from prendre, "to take". Also, it betokens a certain lethargy or, conversely, affected hurriedness (and hence affected importance), as if saying, "I'm too l lazy or too busy to say/write the whole word 'entrepreneur', so I'll just say '-preneur' and hope you dunderheads get my meaning."
January 18, 2009