I just wanted to give the blog equivalent of the bumps to one of my teacher heroes, simultaneously serendipitously and explicitly responsible for oodles of the innovation you see in classrooms around the world.
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September 04, 2007
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6:00am I get up and and this tweets at me via the ScotEduBlogs Twitter feed. I am honoured and delighted, especially with the 'serendipitously'.
I though I was too old for birthday sunrises.
Posted by: John Johnston | September 04, 2007 at 06:12 AM