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- ...cebook can be a serious and valuable teaching tool. So says Jo Morris, who was a winner in the INTERFACE Awards 2011 for her great work using this social networking site. Why d...
- ...hared the way you work with students in your class.” “As a social studies teacher I was totally...oogle Earth and Anzac day in his maths lesson. It is great to know that social studies is happening in a cro...
Summarising "Swimming out of our depth? Leading learning in 21st century schools"
...udent at its centre a school culture based on adult relationships and social connectedness a learning en...leaders” conference in the school holidays; and School C brought social justice educators from overse...- ...Laura Leman: Maths Teacher Vasu Subramoney Ashween Kumar Lorraine Vickery Glynn Sergeant Gaylyn Byrne: Social Sciences...
- ...i te whanonga (behaviorism), te ahunga (constructivism), te hāpori ako (social learning) me te kaupapa ā hin...Rangahau / Researchers * Lev Vygotsky - Learning as a social activity - 1930s &...
- ...Video Technology in Physical Education. Fantastic Spotlight 19 - Social Science - 29th August Jeff p...cal education department. Report writing pointers. Spotlight 10 - Social Science - 6th June - Vid...
- ...engaging and achieving in education, secure in their identities, lan(u)guages and cultures and contributing fully to Aotearoa New Zealand’s social, cultural and economic wellbe...
- ...engaging and achieving in education, secure in their identities, lan(u)guages and cultures and contributing fully to Aotearoa New Zealand’s social, cultural and economic wellbe...
- He whakaturanga i mahia hei rauemi mo te Pou Herenga Kaiako o Aoteaoa (NZTC) e pā ana ki te whakamahi i ngā momo ipae. Social media: A Māori perspective from New Zealand Teachers Council on Vimeo. Tirohia: http://vimeo.com/55746031
- Deanne Thomas of CORE Education talks about social media, values and Māori Learners Social media: A Māori perspective from New Zealand Teachers Council on Vimeo.