Where did the word "P-RESUME" or "PREsume" come from? Hanna Phan uses the word in THE RESUME IS DEAD ebook .... it is the "PRESENTATION RÉSUMÉ"

The Resume is Dead
This article is recommended by Ross Cooper in his blogpost about Digital Portfolios.

Here is the essence of the advice from THE RESUME IS DEAD (you can see it as a Kindle ebook)

Michael Margolis gives the following tips:

To help you with this, your bio should address the following 5 questions:

1. Who am I?
2. How can I help you?
3. How did I get here (i.e. know what I know)?
4. Why can you trust me?
5. What do we share in common?

Your bio is the lynchpin for expanding your thought leadership and recognition, especially online. It frames the conversation and sets the tone. It’s your job to reveal a bit about yourself and how you see the world. Do this well, and people will eagerly want to engage with you further.

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So here is my bio

I'm a teacher of English at a language school and an SAT Tutor (I help students prepare for tests like SAT, ACT, PERT, GMAT, GRE and end of course exams).

Two quotes drive my life as a teacher:
Learning should be fun for the learner and the teacher.   Dr. Abraham S. Fischler, former president of Nova University.  His book of commentaries is available at TinyURL.com/Fischlerebook

I just lost six hours of my life.  That's a text message from a teenager to his mother, commenting on his day at school in Bologna, Italy.  The message could be sent by many teenagers.

Early in my career as a teacher (April 25, 2005) I heard Dennis Littky, a principal of a school in Rhode Island, say in an interview, "Ask students what they think of school and the most common response is BORING."   Littky wrote a book called The Big Picture: Education is Everyone's Business.   I obtained the right to translate that book into Spanish and I asked volunteers to translate the first chapter into Turkish, Arabic and Portuguese.  The interview on National Public Radio and the book had such an impact on me that I carry these quotes in my head.   Contact me for free ebooks.
TransformTeaching.org     954 646 8246
ManyPosters@gmail.com

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1. Who am I?  I'm a teacher who prefers to be a "guide on the side."  See TINYURL.com/TheGuideontheSide  and  TinyURL.com/LetsLectureLess
2. How can I help you?   I bring in procedures that I've seen in Auckland (New Zealand), San Diego and Los Angeles, Rhode Island and New York City.
3. How did I get here (i.e. know what I know)?   I listened to mentors who were inspired in part by Neil Postman (Teaching as a Subversive Activity).  The title is scary, but Chapter 12 of the PDF (free) tells teachers how to make classrooms engaging.
4. Why can you trust me?   Check my blogs.  I'm consistent.
5. What do we share in common?   You want students to be engaged.  So do I.

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One of the stories in the book about THE RESUME IS DEAD is about Hanna Phan, a software engineer.  She learned how to use SlideRocket to make a slide presentation... and she calls her PRESENTATION RESUME a "PRESUME" (a P-RESUME)

Here are some slide shots

Get the toolkit from John Spencer

WORTH A LOOK

The 11 Steps: Step by Step to getting a Free Website with Google Sites

Here's the 22 minute video.

Let's go through the steps ... tiny.cc/stepbystepsite
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STEP 1:  Go into your GMAIL account

STEP 2:  Type  "Sites.Google.com"  and hit the CREATE button.   

You will see this page:

STEP 3:  Select "blank template"
Type the name of your free site
Tell the computer "I am not a robot"
then hit  the red "CREATE" button again

STEP 4:  Look at the PENCIL on the UPPER RIGHT
 (near the Blue SHARE button)
The pencil is the EDIT icon.
Click on the PENCIL

STEP 5:  Type words across the top of the page.
One word for each of the pages of your website

STEP 6:  Select Projects
LINK:   One of the PROJECTS can be the
PERSONAL HISTORY WORKBOOK
www.TINYURL.com/PersonalHistoryEbook

These are the typical sub-pages of a Free Website for
showing your work:  It's a DIGITAL PORTFOLIO

STEP 7:  Connect the pages
Highlight the word, click on the "CHAIN" icon
(it is the LINK) and type the name of the link

Step 8:  
You can put the link on the bottom of each page, too
This will give the viewer places to visit at the end of the page

Step 9:  Under SOCIAL MEDIA, consider putting your
POSITIVE photos on display.
Why not create an account that shows the POSITIVE side of you?

STEP 10:  PICTURES
To add an image, click on INSERT

then click on IMAGE and find the image

Step 11:  Share the link with friends
Look at the UPPER RIGHT at the BLUE BUTTON
"SHARE" -- you can let your teachers VIEW or
even EDIT your web site

Type to invite a teacher to edit your site
A teacher can add some comments, such as "Spell check!"

This is an option
You could also let your parents
view and perhaps even EDIT your page.

Step 12:   Tell us about your free site.
YOUR Site's LINK is found at the TOP of the page.
Text the link to ManyPosters@gmail.com 
Send a text message to (954) 646 8246

More about the Free Website Project
Who is Dr. Fischler and why is his input so helpful?
TinyURL.com/Fischlermuseum
tinyURL.com/FischlerEbook <<< his free ebook

See the interview starting
around minute 3 of
this video

Videos about High Tech High
High Tech High "philosophy"
High Tech High projects and books

Interview with Larry Rosenstock, director of HTH
"Oh, this is what adults do..."  (minute 5:37)

"oh, this is what adults do..."

This page is http://tiny.cc/freesitegoogle
This page is also called TINY.cc/freesite11

Integrate school and community (you don't want to warehouse kids away from the world)
integrate head and hand, across income layers.

Larry Rosenstock

Thomas Jefferson:  the purpose of public schools is to create a public.

More about projects and how they fit with "free websites"
High Tech High started as a school built around projects.  It made sense to keep track of the results of the projects with portfolios... and paper files got messy, so why not put the projects on the Internet?  

The challenge for teachers in a non-project school is "how do we change the culture of a school?"  We could try "top down" or "bottom up."
Top down:  Training for teachers (who are already pressed to include 12 hours of curriculum into 5 or 6 teaching hours each day).   What kind of training about "building digital portfolios" would you give teachers?

Bottom up:  Some students take the lead and other  students copy. This involves virtually no input from the teachers.  The Free Website Project evolved from the idea that "kids will find a way to do cool things" (Facebook, instagram and snapchat were not imposed top down on kids).  How can we entice "early adopters" to start building websites?  
What percent of the student body will eventually adopt "free website" if 1% of the students are trained to make a free website?


The Instagram argument
Who taught teens to get onto snapchat, vine or instagram?

Source of this table

The argument in favor of the "bottom up"approach to introducing "free websites to students" is clear:  
1.  Schools might not have time in the day for training or funds for hiring trainers for staff
2.  Many teachers don't choose to use projects and would prefer not to take times 

If you would like to become a "student advisor" and support other students with your expertise, call (954) 646 8246.  Ask for Steve McCrea.

"I made something really cool and people came to see it."  Mike Strong in a video at Teacher Channel


Projects at High Tech High

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