Showing posts with label learning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label learning. Show all posts

Monday, August 8, 2016

Savas Savides

Savas Savides

Savas Savides, Greece, Primary, Secondary

Student turned teacher, turned examiner, turned teacher-trainer, turned publisher, but still a student at heart; I buy more books than I can read; I spend my days between three countries; education is the only thing that can really set you free; I organize the world in tidy little boxes; standing in awe before my incredible toddler; I am silently correcting your grammar; my wife is a far better teacher than I’ve ever been; still can’t find a decent profile picture; traveling for business and working for pleasure; sleep is overrated.

Follow me on Twitter for more educational resources: @SSavides

Bright Classroom Ideas
Ideas you can take to class today

Theme: education, education technology, innovation, blended learning, project-based learning, ELT

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Tuesday, July 26, 2016

LinguaLift

LinguaLift

LinguaLift, UK, Further, Adult, Languages

LinguaLift's goal is empower motivated self-learners through advanced algorithms that tailor the content to their personal needs, and friendly tutors who are there to support them every step of the way.

LinguaLift — Become a successful language self-learner
A blog about self-learning languages, and using them around the world.

Theme: learning, languages, education, autonomous, self-learning, motivation, productivity, efficiency, Japanese, Russian, French, Mandarin, foreign languages

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Friday, April 1, 2016

Sonya Van Schaijik

Sonya Van Schaijik

Sonya Van Schaijik, New Zealand, Primary

Sonya Van Schaijik is an experienced teacher from Auckland, New Zealand, whose teaching and thinking are underpinned by SOLO Taxonomy. She is tattooed with the Samoan woman’s malu, is a bilingual learner who speaks Samoan fluently, and has trained in effective pedagogies for bilingual education and ESOL.

At Newmarket Primary School, she has responsibility for the integration of technology into teaching and learning programmes in ways that maximise student learning outcomes. She is a connected educator and builds spaces for teachers to share their learning. She was a recipient of an e-fellowship with CORE Education Ltd in 2011 and TeachNZ fellowship in 2013.

Sonya Van Schaijik
A space to think out loud. A space to reflect on my practice. A space to share my learning.

Theme: education, solo taxonomy, teacher, learning, flat connections, leadership, reflection

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Monday, July 13, 2015

Raman K. Attri

Raman K Attri

Raman K. Attri, USA, Workplace, Performance, Human Resources

Raman K Attri is a corporate business researcher, learning strategist and management consultant specializing in strategies for speed to proficiency. He has over 20 years of experience in engineering, management, and technical training. His primary area of focus is to provide strategic directions to organizations in implementing next-generation competitive training strategies.

He founded “Speed To Proficiency: S2Pro©” research and consulting forum with the mission to transform proven research studies on accelerated proficiency into organizational business practices. Visit Speed To Proficiency: S2Pro© Research to know more about his work. He loves to assimilate wide-range of research studies on the subject of “speed to proficiency” and disseminate the same to organizations and business, who can freely leverage his research findings. Previously, equipped with scientific training methods, he innovated two research-backed complex learning frameworks namely SEAT© (Systems Engineering Approach to Training) and ProBT© (Proficiency Based Training) methodology primarily meant for organizations to accelerate development of complex cognitive skills of their employees systematically at a faster rate.

His mission is to help people develop their personal and professional proficiency at a faster rate. He is highly passionate about learning. He holds Doctorate in business from Southern Cross University, Australia.

Speed To Proficiency: S2Pro© Research - currently offline
Speed To Proficiency: S2Pro© Research, a research and consulting endeavor engaged in transforming findings from proven research studies on learning, training, performance, and expertise into practices to accelerate time-to-proficiency of organizations and professionals.

S2Pro© Research strives to find the answer to ‘speed’ by systematically assimilating, analyzing and synthesizing the proven research studies from a wide range of disciplines. For organizations, S2Pro© Research assimilates rigorously researched strategies and practices to reduce time to proficiency and accelerate the proficiency of workforce at the workplace. For training and learning executives, this blog offers break-through competitive methodologies to develop higher-order problem-solving and troubleshooting skills of the workforce in complex technical areas.

For professionals, this forum provides research-based techniques, called Personal Resonance©, to achieve peak performance and proficiency in a shorter time.

Theme: adult education, competencies, expertise, instructional design, learning, proficiency, training, workplace, speed to proficiency

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Saturday, July 11, 2015

Evaggelia Sariggoli



Evaggelia Sariggoli, Greece, Primary, English Language

ESL teacher in primary schools

A+ Excellent
Everything about teaching and learning English in Greek Primary Schools.

Theme: teaching, learning, integrating technology in ESL

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Sunday, May 10, 2015

Veronica Francisco

Veronica Francisco

Veronica Francisco, Spain, Kindergarten and Primary, English as a Foreign Language

I am an outgoing English teacher from Barcelona. I work in a primary school called Bogatell. I'm 35 years old and I must say I love my job. I also hold a degree in Audiovisual Communication. I am keen on sports -running and swimming, mainly-, as well as travelling.

Bogatell School is a public school located in Barcelona. We consider English a crucial subject, since we are aware of its importance as a global language.

English at Bogatell School
This blog is a site where pupils, parents and other teachers can find activities carried out by students during the English lessons. Not only this, but also games, videos, songs, stories, audios, online games and activities, projects, etc. have place in this useful site.

Teacher Veronica
This blog aims at sharing ideas, handy resources, lesson plans, etc. with other teachers and pupils.

Theme: EFL, English, teaching, learning, games, songs, videos, stories, primary, speaking, listening, reading, writing, web 2.0, teaching

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Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Ryan Tracey

Ryan Tracey

Ryan Tracey, Australia, Adult, E-Learning

Ryan Tracey is the E‑Learning Manager at a well‑known financial services organisation in Australia. He is also an Editorial Board Member for eLearn Magazine, a moderator for Lrnchat, and a co-organiser of Third Place in Sydney.

E-Learning Provocateur
Provoking deeper thinking in e-learning.

Theme: e-learning, elearning, instructional design, corporate, workplace, educational technology, pedagogy, learning, education, training, technology, online

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Sunday, November 3, 2013

David Alvarez

David Alvarez

David Alvarez, Spain

A former mathematics teacher researching and working on the integration of ICT in teaching and learning processes.

[e-aprendizaje]
A place to talk [and discuss] about how new technologies affect learning, with an eye on trends and emerging talent in the network around ICT.

Theme: learning, informal learning, invisible learning, connectivism, learning trends, CoP, virtual communities, podcast, ICT and learning

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Monday, September 30, 2013

Vladimir Bestic

Vladimir Bestic

Vladimir Bestic, Serbia, Languages

Currently studying faculty of organisation sciences in Belgrade. My hobby is blogging and learning languages.

Easiest languages to Learn - currently offline
Providing resources, information and tips for everyone interested in learning a new language.

Theme: language, learning, spanish, french, english, linguistics

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Sue Dunlop


Sue Dunlop

Sue Dunlop, Canada, Primary, Secondary, Leadership

System principal in Hamilton Wentworth District School Board. I started blogging in July 2012.

The Reflection Pool
Thoughts on leadership and my learning as a leader.

Theme: relationships, trust, learning

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Friday, July 5, 2013

Maria Filomia



Maria Filomia, Italy, Adult, ICT

Hello! I'm a Ph.D in Scienze Umane e dell'educazione. I'm an educator, an expert in family education, and I have taught in the Media Education laboratories at the Facoltà di Scienze della Formazione. My research area is media education, with particular interest in the relationship between families and media.

My research areas include school activities with particular interest in Whiteboard.

Mum4parents
Mum4parents is a desire to be when I grow by analyzing the data of my research for a PhD, I realized that most of the parents has a limited knowledge related to new technologies and feels inadequate in respect of their children.

Then I dreamed that a blog could become a point of reference, a space for dialogue, a place of shared reflections, a blog in which to provide the wealth of knowledge and skills that I was gradually building up.

Theme: education, school, learning, parenting

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Sunday, April 14, 2013

Leigh Zeitz


Leigh Zeitz

Leigh Zeitz, USA, Primary, Secondary, Higher, 21st Century Learning,

I am an associate professor of Instructional Technology at the Univ of Northern Iowa. I strive to nurture 21st Century Learning where students are challenged with solving real-world problems. I expand my connection in this direction through lecturing, writing, blogging and creating curriculum that supports this learning.

Dr. Z Reflects
This is a community of educators. Dr. Z works to make 21st Century Learning a reality. He shares ideas, strategies, and technologies for engaging learners. He writes for educators who want to make a difference.

Use these resources and ideas to make your teaching come alive. Engage your students in their education by involving them in meaningful learning experiences.

Theme: 21st Century Learning, Instructional Technology, Educational Technology, Learning, Professional Development, Millennials, Z-Generation

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Sunday, June 17, 2012

Elizeu Almeida

Elizeu Almeida

Elizeu Almeida, Brazil, Primary, Secondary, English

I am an student of English. I really like to learn English in order to teach others. I want to be an English teacher. I think the Internet is a wonderful way to teach and learn English.

UFC/UAB English Learners
This blog was made to help all English students learn this very important language in their own way. You can practice what you are studying here - helping and being helped by other students.

Theme: education, english language, learning, teaching, students

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Friday, June 1, 2012

Joanne Rudling

Joanne Rudling

Joanne Rudling, UK, Further, Adult, Spelling

I've been teaching literacy, spelling, creative writing and English for nearly fourteen years. I've worked with various organisations including City of Westminster College, RNIB, Pre-Volunteer Programme for the Olympics, Bournemouth University and Bournemouth Film School.


spellingblog.howtospell - currently offline
Teaching adults how to improve their spelling. Suitable for native and non-native speakers of English. Has spelling test podcasts and videos.

Theme: how to spell, improve your spelling, spelling podcasts, spelling videos, learn spelling

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Ana Miotti

Ana Miotti

Ana Miotti, Argentina, Secondary, Adult, EFL Teaching and Learning

I'm an EFL teacher from Rosario, Argentina.I have been teaching at public secondary schools since 1999 and I love working with adolescents. I also teach English to adults, including travellers, young entrepreneurs and professionals, and provide one-to-one lessons and small group courses at my office.

Recently I've decided to keep on studying. I'm about to start a post graduate course on the use of ICT in education.

Ana Miotti
This blog is a place for me to reflect on my practice and learn more about web 2.0 tools. I hope I can get in contact with other EFL teachers and educators from around the world.

My main professional interests are ICT in education, the use of new Web 2.0 tools, EFL pedagogy and psycholinguistics.

Theme: reflections, web 2.0 tools, teaching, learning

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Friday, January 13, 2012

Vanessa Burns

Vanessa Burns

Vanessa Burns, UK, Secondary, MFL

Head of MFL, AST in a previous 'northern' life, mum, wife, ICT fan, always looking to improve Teaching & Learning and share good practice with others.

MFL down south
After 17 years in Yorkshire, the adventures of a MFL teacher moving down south.

Previous blog

Theme: MFL, web 2.0, ICT, new technologies, teaching, learning, resources, ideas, creativity

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Thursday, December 22, 2011

Lori Cullen

Lori Cullen

Lori Cullen, Canada, Elementary

Elementary school teacher, reading specialist, assistant principal and currently a Principal.

At The Principals Office
The musings and thoughts of an Elementary School Principal as I learn and lead.

Theme: leadership, elementary school, teaching, learning

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Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Marti Weston

Marti Weston

Marti Weston, USA, K-12 Educators, Parents

I focus on educational technology and digital citizenship in a K-12 school community, addressing all the learning and digital issues that challenge teachers, students, and parents. With more than 30 years of teaching experience, I also teach regular technology education classes to parents.

I also blog at As Our Parents Age and at GDSTechTips

Media! Tech! Parenting!
f you are a teacher, parent, or other adult working with children my blog aims to help you learn as much as possible about helping digital kids grow into thoughtful, collaborative, and savvy digital citizens.

The blog's mission is to help adults understand more about the digital world, 21st century learning, and the virtual environment that children take for granted.

I have also had posts published on the Teaching Tolerance blog at the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Theme: digital citizenship, media literacy, media, digital kids, digital learning, digital parenting, educational technology, personal learning, networks, learning, educational resources, change, collaboration, technology integration, digital media, professional development, parent digital education

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Fernando Chipie Joan Wolf

Joan Fernando Chipia Lobo

Fernando Chipie Joan Wolf, Venezuela, Estudiantes y profesionales de la Educación

Licenciado en Educación mención Matemática. Tesista de la Maestría en Educación mención Informática y Diseño Instruccional. Diplomado internacional en Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación.

Diplomado en Informática Educativa. Profesor de Matemática y Física del Ministerio de Educación. 7 años de experiencia docente. Apasionado del uso educativo de las TIC.

Reflexión Educativa
Difunde temas educativos actuales mostrando una reflexión crítica acerca de los mismos.

Theme: educación, TIC, enseñanza, aprendizaje

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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Tracy Schutz

Tracy Schutz

Tracy Schutz, USA, Secondary, Education

Veteran teacher, blogger, passionate about all things educational: teacher resources, tips, technology,

Dedication2Education - currently offline
All things Education!

Theme: education, teacher resources, education trends, technology, blogging, student resources, learning