Showing posts with label history. Show all posts
Showing posts with label history. Show all posts

Sunday, November 15, 2015

Yvonne Brand

Yvonne Brand

Yvonne Brand, Spain, Primary, Science, Geography, History, Art, English

I am a British teacher living in Spain. I teach English and Science in 6th year in a bilingual school which is part of the Madrid Community Bilingual Project.

Made in England
This blog is for teachers, students and parents. It's to help primary students understand Science and English and has games, videos, presentations etc so that students can study at home. There are also ideas for teachers and advice for parents.

Theme: great britain, clil, bilingual project

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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Kathleen Ralf

Kathleen Ralf

Kathleen Ralf, Germany, Secondary, History, English, Humanities, Technology Integration

I have been a Secondary educator for over 15 years. I have a Masters in Educational Technology and currently work in a 1 to 1 environment. I have been living and teaching in Germany for the last 5 years.

Lehrer Werkstatt
Reflections on living and teaching in Germany. It is a Gemischt look at the life of an expat and the life a teacher in a multicultural classroom.

Theme: educational technology, history, english, international education, international baccalaureate

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Wednesday, August 15, 2012

M Kohila

M. Kohila

M. Kohila, India, Secondary, Science, History, Environmental Study

I am Kohila, working as a school assistant teacher in Sreemoolam Rama Varma Higher Secondary School, Kanyakumary District, Tamilnadu State, India. I am very interested in innovative teaching methods like project based teaching and teaching through technology....

I was awarded by our state government as well as central government for using technology in my teaching processes. I wish to invite educators around the world to disscuss the teaching/learning process which they practice at their schools.

My school diary
In this blog I uploaded my school activities. You can see our student's active learning methodology and project based learning. ICT in my classroom... etc.

Hoping to share our knowledge and experiences

Theme: science, history, environmental study, active learning methodology, project based learning, ict in my classroom

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Sunday, March 18, 2012

Amelia G.S.

Amelia G.S.

Amelia G.S., España, Secundaria

Profesora de E.S.O. y Bachillerato.

Navegando con Mercurio
Blog dedicado al mundo clásico y a la literatura española.

Theme: educación, enseñanza secundaria, enseñanza media, cultura, humanidades, literatura, blogs, mundo clásico, españa, grecia, italia, historia, arte

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Thursday, February 2, 2012

Cande Ramos

Cande Ramos

Cande Ramos, Spain, Secondary, Adult, Spanish History and Geography

Spanish History Teacher in a small town called Santa Cruz in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain.

Haciendo Historia en el Aula
This blog is intended as a classroom tool, to show to students the potential of new technologies, proper use of them, without forgetting the traditional formats. In this blog of matter will have access to resources, issues, tasks and curiosities that can manage and use them as the work in class because the subject is organized for the contents of the 2nd year, and for the Test University access.

It also intends to take advantage to the blogosphere, being a point of exchange and meetings between teachers of the subject, or just history buffs, making available of such notes or resources, while this blog will feed on job sharing of thousands of teachers.

Theme: spanish history, university access tests

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Christian Geier

Christian Geier

Christian Geier, Germany, University, Video, History, Lecture Recording

Studied history and politics, worked at museum, been freelancer, changed to university.

Video, history and lecture-recording
Fresh blog, maybe about video, history and lecture recording, maybe about other things, too.

Theme: video, history, lecture recording

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Thursday, April 21, 2011

Manuel Altenkirch

Manuel Altenkirch

Manuel Altenkirch, Germany, University, History, Geschichte

Academic staff at the University of Education Heidelberg

Studienfutter
Blog about History and New Media.

Theme: geschichte, neue medien, new media

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Sunday, April 3, 2011

Oscar

Oscar

Oscar, España, Secundaria, Adultos, Profesores e Interesados en la Historia del Arte, Historia del Arte

Se licencia en Historia del Arte en la Universidad de Salamanca y siente una gran vocación por el mundo de la enseñanza.

Hablando de arte
Pretende servir como instrumento de consulta para estudiantes, profesores e interesados en la Historia del arte. Comentar obras mediante la mirada de un niño, James, abarcando desde la prehistoria hasta el presente.

Compartir recursos para el aula y webs de interés relacionadas con el mundo del arte.

Theme: arte, educación, historia, pintura, exposiciones, recursos, aula, museos, james, artistas

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Monday, March 28, 2011

Greg Charles



Greg Charles, USA, General Science

We're a group of friends who seek out the strange and interesting things in our universe. The world around us is full of wonder, and we want to share that wonder.

Zidbits
We explore the most interesting tidbits of knowledge and factoids from all over the Internet. We seek to arm the world with knowledge, interestingly unique knowledge.

Theme: science, facts, interesting, astronomy, space, geology, physics, history, education

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Friday, January 14, 2011

Mike Gwaltney

Mike Gwaltney

Mike Gwaltney, USA, Secondary

I have been a teacher and school leader since 1991, recognized as an innovator and inspirational teacher who focuses on inquiry and critical thinking, and using technology to enhance learning. I have led numerous workshops and trainings on educational technology, Web 2.0 tools for teachers, and student-centered learning.

Democratizing Knowledge
Committed to Sharing Humanity's Most Valuable Asset: Knowledge.

Theme: education, education reform, history, social studies, democracy, democratic


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Friday, November 26, 2010

Sotiria Siamantoura

Sotiria Siamantoura

Sotiria Siamantoura, Greece, Secondary, Greek Literature

I've studied Classical Philology in the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and now I am a post- graduate student in Ancient Greek Language and Literature. I teach in a public high-school in Rhodes-Greece and I am interested in Web-learning strategies.

I've already participated in a Commenius Project on the subject "Eurodidaweb" organized by the Sapienza University of Rome.

ΦΙΛΟΛΟΓΙΚΑ
A blog that helps students search further information and interact.

Theme: ancient greek language, modern greek literature, elearning, education, history, edublogging

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Sunday, November 7, 2010

Dave Stacey

Dave Stacey

Dave Stacey, Wales, Secondary, History, General

I teach History (among other things) in a large secondary school in Wales. I'm interested in closing the gap between what we know about how people learn, and the realities of the current educational system.

blog.mrstacey.org.uk
Home for reflections, ponderings and new ideas relating to education, teaching and the going on in my classroom.

Theme: history, learning, moodle, google apps, e-learning

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Monday, October 4, 2010

Ilja van Bemmel

Ilja van Bemmel

Ilja van Bemmel, Netherlands, Primary, Secondary, University

As a former environmental activist and urban hunter-gatherer I became interested in the origins of human behavior and the role of education. I'm autodidact in educational anthropology and participatory video. In the last six years I've studied history and teacher-training. I have a special interest in democratic education, sudbury education and libertarian education. Other interest are bushcraft, technology and new media.

Vrij-natuurlijk - currently offline
Main topics are democratic education, learning through playing, education history, ADHD and ADD, education reform.

Theme: democratic education, sudbury education, libertarian education, play, history, adhd, add, constructivism, 21st century skills, creativity, reform

Friday, August 20, 2010

James Morrison

James Morrison

James Morrison, USA, Middle, History, English, Literature, Science

I have been teaching for about a decade. I taught middle school English and history on a 7/8 team in Burlington, Vermont for 7 years.

I currently teach 7th grade humanities at Shady Hill School in Cambridge, MA.

Making Class Relevant
I am strong believer in the power of current events in the classroom. I think that an article or story from NPR can breathe relevancy and life into lessons across the curriculum.

The blog collects the types of articles and links I have been emailing co-workers for past decade. I tag all entries, so that, in time teachers can visit the blog and search for an article by subject, topic, or field of interest.

Additionally, I often provide lesson plan ideas for the links and encourage followers to do the same in the comments section.

Theme: news, news articles, current events, relevancy, experiential, lesson plan ideas

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Thursday, July 8, 2010

Jeff Naslund

Jeff Naslund

Jeff Naslund, USA, Secondary, History, Mathematics

I teach high school history and math, coach football and baseball, and consider myself a tech geek. I host TeacherThink.

TeacherThink
Reviews, How-tos, and educational muse.

Theme: technology, education, history, math, freebies

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Monday, March 29, 2010

Tara Smith

Tara Smith

Tara Smith, USA, Middle School, Reading, Writing, History

I teach Language Arts and history to sixth graders at a middle school in suburban New Jersey.

A Teaching Life
This blog is intended to post lesson ideas, observations, resources and links for writing and reading workshop, as well as history.

Theme: reading, writing workshop, language arts, history

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Sunday, February 21, 2010

Bernhard Standl

Bernhard Standl

Bernhard Standl, Austria, Secondary, Tertiary, ICT, History

ICT/History teacher in a secondary school in Vienna. Also working at the University of Vienna in teacher education with eLearning in History. Writing on the PhD about Person-centered technology enhanced learning at secondary schools.

Person-Centered technology enhanced learning at secondary schools - currently offline
In my Blog I publish my thoughts and research activities and about my experiences with technology at school.

Theme: person-centered education, ICT, technology enhanced learning, whole person learning, carl rogers

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Sean Marie Sweeney

Sean Marie Sweeney

Sean Marie Sweeney, USA, Primary, Secondary, K-12

I have been teaching since I graduated from Indiana University in 2003 with a degree in Elementary and Computer Education. In 2010, I graduate with my masters in Educational Technology from Michigan State University and will apply that to a new position as a Technology Integration Specialist.

Technology For Your Content
Integrating technology into a classroom for the right reasons…to support your CONTENT and PEDAGOGY.

Readers are encouraged to submit lessons that could use a little technological support. I have created this blog to help educators integrate technology into the content of their curriculum. Each post will be made as a technological solution to a problem within the classroom.

Theme: content, pedagogy, technology, integration, elearning, education, web 2.0, 21st Century Learning, edtech, innovation, learning, mathematics, literature, writing, history, english, professional development, reading, resources, tools

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Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Montse Martín

Montse Martín

Montse Martín, Spain, Secondary, Further, History, Arts, Geography

Mother, wife, daughter, sister, granddaughter, teacher. All in that order. A sensitive person concerned about education and awareness among young people.

En clase
Comments informal historical facts, geographical or artistic links and resources. In Spanish.

Theme: education, youth and children history, historical curiosities

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Saturday, June 6, 2009

Sarah Ebner

Sarah Ebner

Sarah Ebner, UK, All Sectors

I am a journalist and mother of two who edits School Gate, the Times (of London)'s education blog. I write on anything to do with education, mainly from the parental point of view, as well as running guest posts.

School Gate - currently offline
School Gate is intended to help parents - and others - through the maze of education. I cover anything related to education, including books, films, history, school, pre-school, homeschooling, and university.

Theme: education, parents, children, pre-school, primary school, secondary school, university, films about school, films about college, books about school, boarding school, books, museums, history, reading