tsdil - first lessons

going to get better but here's a start on my tsdil journal:

this first 3 weeks of school has been more incredible than any of my other 20 as an educator. because kids are taking over. i am learning tons.
huge lesson #1:
on the term homeless - doesn't say houseless... so not so much about the shelter.. but about fitting in. we have many homeless in our classrooms.
huge lesson #2:
on best way to help the homeless... we can't force someone to care about changing or improving themselves. we can however.. offer free resources. many cities do that for homeless people. the invisible homeless, the majority of homeless - women and children, can take advantage of that. (needless to say - we need more.)
and as for the homeless in education - we could have the opportunity to offer free resources to anyone, anywhere, means to whatever they want to be. there are so many resources out there already.... enough to save the world even. we just need the pipeline to every individual.

i met up with Kosta Grammatis just this last week.. he started ahumanright.org about a year ago. he is seeking global wifi as well. we need Kosta and about 9 other true innovators....
http://itssaulconnected.com/archives/2010/06/focus-on-customer-experience/
i believe we could have a solution to global wifi pounded out within a year.
i would love any support you have to offer to this end.

it's like - now we are the kids, we are the learners... we need to own what we see as the solution. we need to be the solution. we need to model - owning the solution.
Bill Strickland's look like the solution... not the problem.