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Comment on "Judith Anthony Guest Post, Strategies that I have found successful in engaging with parents from diverse communities."
I come from Roydvale School and am an ELA with 18 ELLs. I have just started Bilingual Reading Sessions last week for parents to read children's book in their...Comment on "Learning with Digital Technologies for Māori Learners"
What a great idea Anaru, I wonder if you could share some examples of how we are able to better engage whānau to be more involved in the educational successes of our children.- Love the video for parent re digital citizenship/safety for young children - graphic reminder and can see us using it with parents.
- Hi everyone, Thanks for your replies, I did find an interesting app for iPad called 'easy blog junior', which appears to let you upload your whole class into a virtual classroom with children's...
Comment on "FORUM: MLEs: Learning spaces and resourcing | NAPP Kōrero 6"
I agree that lots of research have to be done before any decisions are arrived at. Research brand new MLEs as well as MLEs that have been developed from existing classroo...Comment on "FORUM: MLEs: Learning spaces and resourcing | NAPP Kōrero 6"
I found being involved in the webinar very exciting and exhilarating, even though I couldn’t work out how to turn my camera on, make myself heard, and only one of m...- A site for classess to collaborate with the world. http://www.anadventure.org/what-we-do WHAT WE AIM FOR YOU TO ACHIEVE. You wi...
- They could have a million questions so it is hard to tell you the answers to questions when we don't know what they a...lieve that using technology, and this technology in particular, will benefit children's...
- Hi Cindy, I have just seen your post about blogging. My initial thoughts are to involve the parents and whanau of your students in this discussion as they are the...
Comment on "If a junior teacher said to you, "Children need to read and write before they get on any kind of screen", what would be your answer?"
Kia ora For some children they are virtual learners, sometimes it is the only form of communication that they are comfortable with. Finding a balance between a screen, b...