May 7, 2008
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Kudos to Dan Meyer for being named as a 2008 Leader in Learning by the cable industry! A complete list of the winners is at the Leaders in Learning web site.
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This is exciting; I’m glad somebody in the media has finally recognized his excellence as an educator. I’ve followed Dan’s blog since fairly early on, and have been astounded but not surprised at how popular he’s become. His blog needs to be required reading in teacher preparation programs.
I think he’s just grown to a whopping 6’8″.
Kudos.