Showing posts with label chemistry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chemistry. Show all posts

Friday, August 17, 2012

Bergin G

Bergin G

Bergin G, India, Primary, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology

I am Bergin G working as District coordinator (Inclusive Education), Sharva Shiksha Abhiyan, Kanyakumari Distict, Tamilnadu, India. Previously I was working as a PG physics teacher in Good shepherd HSS, Nagercoil.

Science Tablets
Discussing science concept in a simple way with lot of illustration.

Classroom is a place where tremendous information and ideas that can be exchanged among children. However, in the traditional classroom the children have asked to do assembly task with tying their hands with lot of constrains. The condition is a great pity in the special schools. The reading/writing and mathematical skills exhibited by deaf people are well below that of hearing people, although their mental capabilities are the same.

The deaf children cannot able to develop the basic listening skill out of the four skills. Therefore, they cannot develop speaking skill like regular children. Only by looking the lip movement of the speaker, the deaf children might develop the listening skill. Without a fully developed first language, it is difficult to develop spoken language for them.

Even though there have been enormous developments in the area of multimedia use, such as the internet, CD-ROMs, video conferencing, e-mails, this does not guarantee a satisfactory work life for these children. Therefore, a modified informal elearning system is an urgent need for these children. So please help these children with special needs with the help of blended learning.


Theme: fruit, largest, AIDS, benefits, biology, botany, country, education, food, geography, health, illusion, mathematics, medical, nature, physics, science, smallest, Technology, vegetable

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Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Wind For Wings

Wind for Wings

Wind For Wings, India, Science, Mathematics

In the business of making learning interesting.

wownder
We are like Alice in this wonderland. But most of us hardly ever realize it! So much that we encounter every day is taken for granted, never questioned. If we dig a little deeper, there is a wonderful world of exciting things!

Wownder intends to take you just a wee bit under into this amazing rabbit hole. After all, "Wisdom begins in Wonder" - Socrates.

Theme: science, mathematics, physics biology, chemistry, statistics, practical

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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Snapshot Science

Snapshot Science

Snapshot Science, UK, Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Science

Written by a science teacher on a break. Now a freelance writer and editor of educational science resources.

Snapshot Science
Science is often at the forefront of media attention, be it a news story, movie, television programme or new technology.

Using topical narratives makes science lessons more relevant, engaging and motivating but very often finding links to the topics being taught and designing accompanying resources takes up valuable PPA time.

This is where Snapshot Science can help. It is a blog that not only seeks out these topical stories, but suggests ideas on how they could be used in the science classroom and provides original, free, downloadable resources.

Theme: science, biology, chemistry, physics, resources, teacher resources

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Monday, October 4, 2010

Michael Seery

Michael Seery

Michael Seery, Ireland, Higher Education, Chemistry, Education, e-Learning

Lecturer in chemistry and interested in educational technology.

Is this going to be on the exam
Posts in the area of e-learning, supporting learning with technology, literature in education, some commentary on higher education. Also some information on use of Articulate software.

Theme: chemistry, education, technology, e-learning

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Saturday, July 24, 2010

Ben Paulson

Ben Paulson

Ben Paulson, Seoul, South Korea, Secondary, Science

AP Bio, Bio, and Chem teacher at an international school in Seoul, S.Korea. Been here for 3 years. Spent 2 years in Myanmar before that.

Science(us)
Science teaching, technology in the classroom, and life in general from a slightly humorous point of view.

Theme: science, biology, chemistry, edtech, google apps

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Saturday, July 17, 2010

Martin S

Martin S

Martin S, Germany, Primary

* chemist, phd.
* working with children (kindergarten, elementary school) since 2002.
* edublogger since 2010.

binneugierig.de
Connecting kids and science, experiments, training, blogging about science, kids and education related topics.

Theme: children, kids, science, chemistry, biology, physics, mechanics, experiments, education, web 2.0

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Friday, April 2, 2010

Michele McMahon

Michele McMahon

Michele McMahon, New Zealand, Secondary, Science, Chemistry

I am a Science and Chemistry teacher who has taught in a diverse mix of schools in four different countries for the past 20 years.

I am always on the lookout for new challenges for both myself and my students and believe that academic content delivered in an innovative manner by teachers in an environment that facilitates positive learning experiences for students while also encouraging them to take risks, be creative through their personal use of ICT and think outside of the square (what square?!) will result in a happy, clean, green, war free world - well one can only hope!

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Creative Collaborative Lifelong Learners
Random ramblings on encouraging creative, collaborative, lifelong learners in Science.

Michele McMahon has collated a wide range of resources and examiner's tips to help students achieve to a higher level.



Chemical Minds
Chemical Minds is a wikispace that provides a comprehensive analysis of each type of question for the externally assessed Achievement Standards of the New Zealand Chemistry Exams.

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Theme: digigogy, moodle, thinking, logic, innovative, creative, podcasts, videos, images, audio, experiments, demonstrations, exam, examiners tips, misconceptions, answers, animations, interactives, literacy, explanations

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Stephen McClean

Stephen McClean

Stephen McClean, Northern Ireland, UK, Tertiary, Chemistry

I am a senior lecturer at the University of Ulster, Coleraine, N.Ireland with interests in introductory chemistry, mass spectrometry and novel peptide discovery.

On the teaching and learning front I am interested in adopting emerging technologies that enhance the student learning experience especially in the first year.

PlanetChemistry
My blog hosts mainly my random thoughts and comments on teaching and learning in higher education and anything else of interest that crosses my path.

Theme: chemistry, technology, video, mp3, reflection, year one

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Monday, March 9, 2009

Lou Poyu

Lou Poyu

Lou Poyu, China, Secondary

I'm a teacher of university, my study direction is education technology.

Using thought to bear life
Let here become a field of thought and life.

Theme: education technology, chemistry

Friday, January 9, 2009

Jean-Louis Bontront

Jean-Louis Bontront

Jean-Louis Bontront, Canada, Secondary

Grade 12 Chemistry Teacher, Web2.0 initiate, finding ways to integrate technology into classroom.

What's in my head, and sometimes bounces out
Some of my thoughts and experiences as a classroom teacher. An occasional 'groaner' joke too!

Theme: education, chemistry, humour, thoughts