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The last one was Marnel's on our Connected Rotorua group site. But also the Kidspeak Literacy progressions and there is a new blogpost on Minecraft that has been posted in the Minecraft teachers group. Of course I have!- Thank you so much:-) your resource has given me a greater understanding of the literacy progressions !
- You're welcome Annemarie I got the idea of Virtual toolboxes as a thought when everyone was making Literacy Boxes. I thought a Virtual Lite...
Thanks for these resources Louise. I am a Senco working on Literacy with many of my students, kids who have already "failed" in their learning so far. Its great to have so many great ideas in one resource (Toolkit). AnnemarieComment on "Korero 5: Budgeting for Achievement - Primary & Intermediate"
Key question: How do we as aspiring principals grow our capacities to lead effective resourcing systems in our school...ften in schools you have teachers who have completed post graduate diplomas in Lite...- Sorry for the cross-posting, but didn't want to lose the rich kōrero from across the...mean to you? and Anne Kenneally has created a Literacy Online page, Māori Succe...nbsp;with references to resources to support Māori lite...
- The app sounds interesting – what is it targeting? One app I use quite a lot in speech-language therap...s use is “earobics” which helps reinforce phonological awareness / lite...
- Fantastic practice Sarah. Thanks for your sharing. Students just love hearing each others' (and their own) stories do...nd or e-tool are sound teaching pedogogies that provide a solid foundation for lite...
- Nicki: experimenting with Minecraft as a vehicle for Literacy. Reflection on accountability - Biggest spin off is the engagement from the previously reluctant writers. &nbs...
- I have the same issues. I also believe numeracy and literacy data should be collected from the likes of science etc because this is where it is being put into practice. Regards Doug