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- ...also includes specific down time or unschedule time to allow for the students to get to know each other - and their teachers - on a social level. These kinds of social interactions are often the on...
- ...hasis on student choice and autonomy, increasingly diverse cultural and social needs of students and communi...an important physical ‘home’ for the student, a place where social activity is promoted, and stu...
- ...se, learning to learn, learning support, careers guidance, counselling, social, cultural and emotional devel...rtant as the physical place of meeting, and where significant personal, social, and cultural learning opport...
- ...Tupu consortium. 4 April 2011 - Focus: We focus on using social learning platforms to help en...18 April 2011 - Focus: We focus on some effective ways to use social networking tools to connect w...
- Introduction to the Virtual Learning Network Welcome to the Virtual Learning Network (VLN) This is a social learning community that supports learning through the use of ICT...
- ...getting kids out of the box (Jill Hammonds) Recording: Karen Melhuish: Social learning - what is it and how...o schools? (Karen Melhuish) Blog post / overview: Karen Melhuish: Social learning - what is it and how...
Karen Melhuish: Social learning: what is it and how does it relate to schools?
Session Overview This session will explore the ways in which social media and collaborative 'web 2.0' tools...d communities to develop around a learning focus. We will consider what social learning is, why it matters,...- ...t and share student work with teachers and parents. Students are using ICT to create and publish their learning and knowledge. Andrew and Nina in Social Sciences and Kim in PE are as...
- ...let others add their comments. Maintain a blog, share web resources via social bookmarking and promote discu...to your personal or group gallery. Top Tip: Don’t try and use a social network as a library. Store t...
- ...to communicating with students Ideas for engaging students who are not engaged A range of ways of thinking about how dialogue can influence the 'social' side of learning In prepa...