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Te Apiti ICT Cluster ICT Lead Teacher Workshop
Our first ICT Lead Teacher workshop for 2011 is on this Wednesday (16th Feb) at Russell Street School. The morning officially starts at 9am, however please arrive by 8.40 so we have time for intros and a news catch-up. This year, the cluster will provide a nice morning tea, b...Tags: ict, ict, teaching, learning, leadership, vln, te apiti
Just in Time - An Idea Whose Time has Come
One of the mantras that can be used to reflect on teaching practice is, “What story am I telling and what do I get out of it”. One of the stories often told is that there is not enough time to do what needs to be done. For those that exercise on an excercycle the indisputable ...Tags: learning, digital media
Reflection TeKids Session T2 Wk9
This session was run by two Terrace End students who presented on animating in Power Point. The children were engaged in the session and t were buzzing and enthusiastic about it afterwards. This is a presentation these two students will be presenting at the Feilding Cluster student led conference...Tags: tekids, students, tech angels, learning
Feilding Cluster Student Led Conference
All our TeKids attended the Student Led Conference hosted by the Feilding Cluster at Lytton Street School. This was a fantastic opportunity for our children to learn some new tools and be part of a wider learning community. Two students from Terrace End also presented at this conference which gav...Tags: student led conference, student, learning, e-learning, conference, tekids, tech angels, technology, student conference
21st Century Teaching & Learning - NZCER Research Project - Be Involved!
A call from NZCER to be involved in a new research project on 21st century teaching and learning. NZCER is beginning a new research project for the Ministry of Education entitled 'Supporting 21st century teaching and learning for New Zealand students'. The project aims to develop a visio...Tags: elearning, 21st century, research, teaching, learning
- This post from Anne Davis of Edublog Insights is probably one of the most commented post on the subject of the use of blogging in education with 215 comments at the time of writing ( how's that's for engagement with an audience ). I quote from her page: http://anne.teachesme.co...
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- This post from Anne Davis of Edublog Insights is probably one of the most commented post on the subject of the use of blogging in education with 215 comments at the time of writing ( how's that's for engagement with an audience ). I quote from her page: http://anne.teachesme.co...
Tags: junior blogs, blogs, blogging, education, learning, teaching
Taxonomies of learning and thinking - hierarchies, classifications & lists?
I received this email from Tracey Riley (Massey University) via the gifted@lists.tki.org.nz (it's worth joining) Subject: [gifted] The Diffentiator Hi! A student just alerted me to this website, which, while not perfect by any means, is good for reminding us of some of the key ideas aroun...Tags: thinking, learning, Blooms, taxonomies, differentiation, gifted, education
Using digitised primary sources across the curriculum
Yesterday's webinar saw Suzie Vesper from Digistore and Dylan Owen from the National Library come together to walk us through the many digital resources available - that can enhance learning opportunities for our students. Dylan started by clarifying the difference between primary sources ...Tags: digital resources, teaching, learning
- Here is some starter material I have put together. Tim Bell and his team will release new material shortly. In the meantime. I have started creating resources especially for the junior end of the school as I feel that material for this part of the school is more sparse. Bear in mind that this is ...
Tags: igital-technologies, computer-science, coding, design, perseverance, code, pupils, code-club, blocks, school, elementary, k1-7, learning, creative