Dilbert on ‘best practice’

Posted by Doug Belshaw On September 9, 2008 In Everything Else 10 Comments

If you’re an educator, you don’t need me to comment on this:

Dr. Doug Belshaw is Badges & Skills Lead at the Mozilla Foundation and into open everything. Main interests? Digital/Web Literacies and Open Badges.

http://www.sheffnersweb.net/wordpress/ shefi

I'm an educator, too, so… no comment…
http://www.sheffnersweb.net/wordpress/ shefi

I’m an educator, too, so… no comment…
http://edubuzz.org/blogs/david David Gilmour

It’s always a hoot to Google “best practice”. Just tried Googling: teaching “best practice”

… a mere 2,480,000 hits.:lol: They can’t all be the best.
- http://dougbelshaw.com Doug Belshaw
  
  But I want to know what the average best practice is! ;-)
http://dougbelshaw.com Doug Belshaw

But I want to know what the average best practice is! ;-)
http://edubuzz.org/blogs/david David Gilmour

It's always a hoot to Google “best practice”. Just tried Googling: teaching “best practice”

… a mere 2,480,000 hits.:lol: They can't all be the best.
Chris L

Yeah, it's funny (I heart Dilbert), but if you think about it a little the logic is out of whack. Language is a slippery thing.
Chris L

Yeah, it’s funny (I heart Dilbert), but if you think about it a little the logic is out of whack. Language is a slippery thing.
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This is hilarious :)
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This is hilarious :)