http://durandus.com/phaedrus/2008/01/23/creatives-and-your-secret-mission/ Technology is neither the problem nor the solution. Wed, 7 Jan 2009 16:31:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://durandus.com/phaedrus/2008/01/23/creatives-and-your-secret-mission/#comment-10390 Angie Hinson Wed, 23 Jan 2008 16:58:28 +0000 http://durandus.com/phaedrus/2008/01/23/creatives-and-your-secret-mission/#comment-10390 While I think of what kinds of third wave powers I have, I do know that I now have a list of 11 different emails,gmails,IMs, with Twitter included. I certainly have became a tweet I guess, but how powerful is yet to be seen. Now I need to start reading more information instead of putting it into my gator and linking to everything I see. I will say that Chris Brogan's picture was creative. This picture and thinking about how one could have a third wave presence reminded me of the movie about the teacher Ron Clark where the principal told him to act his age, and not like a 6th grader. The next scene showed him with a birthday hat on and a cake with his students. I think that the movie depicted someone that made a difference because he stuck to what he thought. I believe he has a book out that is Ron Clark's 55 which is about his classroom management rules. Until I saw this movie, I thought that Harry Wong's idea of everyone remembering things in threes or fours and having fewer rules was the best approach. I don't know which is the best way, but I think it is encouraging to know that there is more than one way to be successful at managing a classroom because of someone's creativity. While I think of what kinds of third wave powers I have, I do know that I now have a list of 11 different emails,gmails,IMs, with Twitter included. I certainly have became a tweet I guess, but how powerful is yet to be seen. Now I need to start reading more information instead of putting it into my gator and linking to everything I see. I will say that Chris Brogan’s picture was creative. This picture and thinking about how one could have a third wave presence reminded me of the movie about the teacher Ron Clark where the principal told him to act his age, and not like a 6th grader. The next scene showed him with a birthday hat on and a cake with his students. I think that the movie depicted someone that made a difference because he stuck to what he thought. I believe he has a book out that is Ron Clark’s 55 which is about his classroom management rules. Until I saw this movie, I thought that Harry Wong’s idea of everyone remembering things in threes or fours and having fewer rules was the best approach. I don’t know which is the best way, but I think it is encouraging to know that there is more than one way to be successful at managing a classroom because of someone’s creativity.

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