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Comment on "LIVE WEBINAR: How can we use e-tools purposefully for assessment of literacy in a primary setting?"
Here is Dylan Wiliam talking about feedback on learning (formative assessment) in today's webinar:Comment on "STATEMENT: "The rate of change in education is too slow for our priority learners - Māori, Pasifika, students with special educational needs? Do you agree or disagree?"
I think change is particularly slow in secondary schools where silo thinking prevents true innovation which the NZC allows, indeed, encourages. Gifted kids,Maori and Pasif...- Hauturu School Hauturu School is a small rural school that sits on the West Coast of Kawhia. We have come to end of our 3...
- E-Shares Reflection Term 3 I facilitated the session on PhotoStory. I was great to be able to share what I think it a great little free app for Microsoft.&n...
- Thank you for reminding me about how much students enjoy listening to themselves. It is another wonderful opportunity which ICT provided to enhances to learning environmen...
Comment on "Teacher Action Inquiry @ Tauranga Intermediate School"
Once again Karen, a big thank you to you and your teachers for sharing this cluster story in the VLN. Your teachers have been brave and generous to share details of t...Comment on "iPads in Education – How you & your iPad can volunteer together in your child’s classroom, Part 2 | The Digital Media Diet"
I gave Smarty pants a run through yesterday and was quite impressed. It would need an adult to assist to get kids started with the initial 10 minute assessment. http://i...- To the team at Ngongotaha - Thank you for posting such an effective and well detailed summary of your implementation of SOLO Taxonomy and SOLO differentiated planning, HO...
Comment on "What does it take to be a 21st Century teacher?"
Hi Mike, thanks for sharing this perspective. It certainly is a good reminder of the realities and the challenges teachers face. It would be a shame to think that assessme...
Thanks Fastpaddy, well said and excellent video Robin. Some argue that the competitive model of assessment (school vs school) is increasing achievement levels and I would...