Dramanet Final Summary for 2016 …to 21st December
What happened there?!? …just like that it seems, the school year has finished for us all!?!?
Whether you wrapped up the school year over a week (or more!!) ago or but a day or two ago (which I know was the case for some of you poor, tortured souls!!) I hope you are now finding time to re-charge and shift your focus to great times with the nearest and dearest in your lives.
I’d like to extend a massive thank you to everyone who has started, contributed or responded to, or shared their point of view in our discussions this year; it is all the many of you and your constant sharing and giving which make DramaNet the highly successful professional network and one of the best forms of constant and on-going professional learning that it is. Thank you all!
Here’s an overview of some recent posts which would be worth having quick one-click access to for when you next need to refer back to these…
Key discussions:
Events, EOTC & Live Performance Opportunities:
Professional Learning and Development
For Primary Teachers: Curriculum Level "Rubrics"
Finally, just this morning I shared some really interesting stats tables from our recent Arts Online team milestone report for the Ministry of Education, I hope [whether you are new to our Arts Online/Dramanet whanau or if, like me, you’ve been a subscriber since those very early years of the project] that these fun facts and glimpses of insight give you a sense of the bigger picture and inner workings of the project. I also hope you’ll all be affirmed and proud that YOU are a key part and reason for the success of the community too. This site, this forum, your contributions, your viewership and your involvement personify the Ako that is so central to effective learning, no matter what stage of life we’re all at.
This update will also be uploaded to our Twitter feed @ArtsOnline1. To access any of the threads on the Arts Online website archive simply type the username “artsonline” and the password “mailinglist” to do this.
Meri kirihimete whānau!
Ryan Benjamin
Arts Online Community Facilitator - Dramanet
http://artsonline.tki.org.nz/
https://twitter.com/artsonline1