This, of course, has to be done in such a way that school administrators and other teachers are kept from knowing its moodle behind the scenes. the idea would be to have a link in Google Classroom that would launch a Xerte module where students could dynamically interact with assessments and activities. I have recently begun trying to Hack moodle so students could authenticate to allow students to access Xerte activities. In the past couple of years, I have tried to force google classrooms to function like a normal LMS by trying to jump SCORM modules in through Google Sites and Drive only to see Google depreciate that compatibility if you could ever call it that. Now Google Classrooms has teachers building clunky assessments using google forms (something that drives me crazy) and teachers rave about it. In years past we worried teachers might become frustrated with quiz importing and Examview integration with moodle because these tasks were a bit advanced for someone with little IT experience. With that said every school In the US seems to be using Google Classroom with Chromebooks which even today lacks the functionality and usability Moodle had over fifteen years ago. I have installed, administered, and used Moodle as a Teacher and Instructional Designer for over fifteen years. At that time teachers could post documents, create assessments, and utilize discussion boards. Then we might stand a chance.I began using moodle in release version 1.2 way back in the day. Stop labelling our children and trying to medicate that label. All because they don’t know how to deal with emotions that an adult would struggle with. Then labelled as out of control and ostracised from the very society that’s letting them down. If we find our way back to connection with community, with helping raise our children so they’re not struggling with terrible negative emotions brought on by abandonment, neglect and trauma that is far too common.

Like he is the only one entitled to be offended because he doesn’t like what I’m saying!

And is shocked when I tell him his behaviour has offended me. My 10 year old has started to tell me he is offended when I correct him for bad behaviour. We’ve fallen into the trap of thinking that not only are our opinions facts, everyone needs to hear them and everyone should agree with us. We have forgotten we are all one regardless of anything else. It has stopped being a community raising a child, the community coming together.

We have lost the sense of connection to our communities.

Who do you think we are