Deborah Aubin

Deborah Aubin, USA, Primary, Special Education, Education, Literacy

Deb is a special education teacher and literacy specialist. Advocates for children. Loves animals, history, world cultures and the arts.

Education is Special
Education is special features special education issues with a side of literacy. Daily links will be featured for parents, educators, and children. Also There will be a daily book review. A suggested reading list is included for young adults, children, and educators.

Deb holds a master's degree in education. Deb is passionate about teaching special education students.

Theme: books, education, ADHD, autism, activities, book review, education, reading, writing

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Meghan Zigmond

Meghan Zigmond, USA, Primary, Educational Technology

Meghan Zigmond teaches first grade, integrating technology to challenge student thinking, and create a globally connected classroom. She provides training to staff members and at technology conferences. She also shares about her experiences on her blog Zig Zagging.

Zig Zagging Through Education and Technology - currently offline
Zig Zag through my journey to make student thinking visible, enhance creativity through technology and get connected! Learn with me as I explore the best apps and app-tivities for elementary classrooms.

Theme: apps, app smashing, iPads, GAFE, visible thinking, literacy, collaboration, tutorials

Γιώργος Νικολάου

Γιώργος Νικολάου, Ελλάς, Literary, Φιλολογία

Από το 1999 μέχρι και σήμερα (2013) εργάζομαι ως καθηγητής φιλόλογος στη δευτεροβάθμια εκπαίδευση.

Ψηφιακός Φιλόλογος
Ένας διαδικτυακός οδηγός για τη χρήση των νέων τεχνολογιών στα φιλολογικά μαθήματα.

Theme: Τ.Π.Ε, Φιλολογικά μαθήματα, Αρχαία Ελληνικά, Νέα ελληνικά, Ιστορία, Νέες τεχνολογίες, εκπαιδευτικά εργαλεία

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S Corpron

S Corpron, USA, Secondary, Literature

I'm a retired English teacher. Over 33 years, my husband and I have lived in Seattle, Indonesia, Thailand, India and Madagascar. I have a BA in English and teaching from the University of Washington, and a MEd in Ed Tech from Idaho State University.

In Nuce: Literature and Language Geekland
A blog about classical literature, composition, and language offering downloads, links and commentary for students, teachers, home-school moms, and life-long learners.

Theme: literature, literary, literacy educational resources, language, English, classical, education, reading, writing, composition, homeschool, life-long learning, teaching, books, authors, technology

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Linda Carpenter

Linda Carpenter, USA, Primary, Secondary, Education

Linda Carpenter is faculty at Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Linda has a B.A. in history and a master’s degree in educational technology. She is a Technology Integration Specialist.Linda works extensively with pre-service teachers, is a certified mentor for new teachers, and is a Professional Development Specialist. Her research focus is classroom management, assessment, and instructional technology.

Linda is co-author with Dr. Jennifer Fontanini and Dr. Linda Neiman of the book From Surviving to Thriving: Mastering the Art of the Elementary Classroom.

From Surviving to Thriving
Our professional work is motivated by the possibility that every child will have great teachers. Our blog is a collection of resources, strategies, reflections, and practical tips to support effective teaching.

Theme: education, teacher resources, classroom management, teaching strategies, literacy, lesson plans, technology

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Maria José Vitorino

Maria José Vitorino, Portugal, Literacy, School Libraries

Certified teacher since 1978. Certified librarian (LIS) since 1990. Professional's trainer since 1982. Working on reading promotion since 1973, and within school libraries/media education and literacy field since 1980.

Portugal's School Libraries Network adviser since 1998. Master on Education and Reading (2006). IASL School Librarianship Award (2009). Associations volontary member: ENSIL (Board), IASL, BAD (Ex-Board), THEKA (Board)

ALFINete
Literacy agenda, with a special concern on school libraries development. Mainly portuguese posting, also using spanish, english, french and italian sources. ALFINete meaning ALFIN (information literacy in spanish) and web (Net for Internet).

Theme: information literacy, literacy, reading, critical thinking, school libraries, brazil

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Lisa Dewey Wells

Lisa Dewey Wells, USA, Early Childhood Education, Early Childhood

For the nearly 20 years, Lisa Dewey Wells has taught early childhood (three-year-olds through third grade) at independent schools in Massachusetts, New York and Maryland, including the past 12 years at St. Anne’s School of Annapolis. Her passion for teaching includes a commitment to knowing each learner as an individual and creating a classroom community where the social curriculum is interwoven with the academic fabric.

Lisa holds her M.Ed. from Lesley University and has additional training from the Gesell Institute and Gurian Institute. She is a certified Responsive Classroom Teacher Leader through the Northeast Foundation for Children, which gives her the privilege of mentoring colleagues and collaborating with other teacher leaders who use the Responsive Classroom approach.

In addition to presenting to local and regional conferences on social curriculum, inquiry based learning, and digital story telling, Lisa is a contributing editor on Stage of Life and writes about child development and learning on her blog, Wonder of Children. She can be reached at wonderofchildren@gmail.com or on the Wonder of Children page on Facebook.

Wonder of Children
Capturing the wonder of teaching, learning and life with young children.

Theme: education, learning, teaching, play, literacy, social curriculum, parenting

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Lesley University Center for Reading Recovery and Literacy Collaborative

Lesley University Center for Reading Recovery and Literacy Collaborative, USA, Primary, Secondary, Literacy

We are a grades PreK-8 professional development center located at Lesley University in Cambridge, MA. Our Center Director is Dr. Irene Fountas.

Lesley University Center for Reading Recovery and Literacy Collaborative
Our blog will focus on a variety of topics related to reading and writing in grades Pre-K-8.

Theme: reading, writing, Reading Recovery, readers workshop, writers workshop, guided reading, Literacy Collaborative, nonfiction books, digital literacy, elementary education, middle school education, english language arts, irene fountas

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Antonio M. Piresde Carvalho

Antonio M. Piresde Carvalho, Portugal, Secundário

Professor de geografia aluno de doutoramento em educação.

Educar para os m@dia, educar para a cidadania
Às voltas com um tese de doutoramento.

Theme: literacia, cidadania

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Patricia

Patricia, Spain, Infants, Preschool, Kindergarten, English

Infants & English teacher.

Infantil-EducArte
Un sitio donde seguir aprendiendo.

Theme: TIC, lectoescritura, English, matemáticas, educación en valores, audición y lenguaje, tdah, música, juegos

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Stephanie Walker

Stephanie Walker, USA, Preschool-5th grade, Elementary, School Blog Site

Elementary Principal.

Tiger Tales: Amelia Elementary School
A blog site for an elementary school of 800.

Theme: elementary, school, education, literacy, math

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Dorothy Burt

Dorothy Burt, New Zealand, Primary, Secondary, Literacy

ELearning facilitator, GCT (Google Certified Teacher) ADE (Apple Distinguished Educator) eFellow, podcastor, Auckland, New Zealand.

Manaiakalani
Reflections on learnings from developing the Manaialakani Project and literacy cycles for digital age learners. Lots of elearning thoughts from the bottom of the world :)

Theme: literacy, podcasting, pt england, television , sisomo, multimedia, elearning, engagement, low socio-ec

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Alison Bullock

Alison Bullock, Canada, Elementary, Grades 4/5

French Immersion Junior teacher. Web 2.0 user and promoter. Proud PLN user and member!

Chez Bullock - currently offline
Thoughts on education and response space for students in my class.

Theme: education, literacy, digital citizenship, creativity

Jane Goodwin

Jane Goodwin, USA, Adult, Serendipitous Rants

After 26 years in the Indiana public schools, I quit and am now teaching college writing. I am also a professional speaker and writer, and a social media maven. I do Internet liaison/watchdog work for several businesses.

Scheiss Weekly
I write about educational issues, parenting, literacy, social media, and the occasional whimsical rant.

Theme: Education, schools, students, teachers, curriculum, literacy, books, literature, parenting, social media, internet, computer, conference, mamacita, janeg

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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!

Original Blog
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

Sharnon Johnston-Robinett

Sharnon Johnston-Robinett, USA, Primary, Reading

Mom of 3 sons. Edutech & 2.0/3.0 nerd. I live in East Tennessee, USA. Returning to college this Fall after a 13 year hiatus.

RTOA- Reading Teachers Online Archive - currently offline
RTOA is for all teachers that teach reading to find games and resources. RTOA was initially started as a place to pass resources(games & links on to teachers that teach the Treasures Reading Series by MMH.

Work in progress..... Always learning, always improving!

Theme: reading, online games, comprehension, reading strategies, vocabulary, spelling, IWB, links, community, elementary, curriculum, edtech, K-6, lesson plans, literacy, resources, teaching strategies, tech enhanced learning, emerging tech, free resources, educational resources, edutainment, phonics, wordpress, web 2.0, 2.0, 3.0, web 3.0, education2.0, education3.0, treasures, mmh, free

Todd Wandio

Todd Wandio, Canada, Middle, Secondary, Literacy, Critical Thinking, Social Studies

Middle School Teacher and Counsellor since 1986. Currently exploring classrooms without walls, web based learning, and improving critical thinking practises. Fascinated by distance learning, web2.0, connecting outside the classroom, art, music, reading and blogging.

The Learning Blog
My own thoughts along my journey into teaching in the 21st Century. Also, book clubs, critical thinking, literacy, student engagement and educational issues.

Theme: critical thinking, 21st century learner, book clubs, literacy, language arts

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Cassie Herd

Cassie Herd, USA, Primary

I'm am a first grade teacher at a private school in Oklahoma. I enjoy using technology in my class and love to teach reading.

Reflections of a Classroom Teacher - currently offline
I blog about things I learn while teaching first graders. The blog is designed to share resources and to reflect on teaching practices.

Theme: reading, elementary education, literacy, technology

Richard Gresswell

Richard Gresswell, UK, Further, Higher, English as a Second Language

I teach English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) for a college in the UK. I taught in Bulgaria for many years and briefly in Italy, since then in the UK. I am also doing a PhD at the University of Leeds and my interests are in digital literacies and language learning.

web2literacy - currently offline
The aim of web2literacy is to inspire and help ESOL teachers to use Web 2.0 media in their classroom work by providing plenty of creative ideas and by showcasing some of the great work out there.

The focus is not on the technology itself, although links will be provided to online resources to help you, but rather on HOW we can take advantage of the ‘new’ media in enabling ESOL learners to participate and engage with learning while still meeting curriculum and assessment objectives.

Theme: web 2.0, education, learning, languages, technology, literacy, ethnography, computers, digital literacies, digital literacy, emerging technologies, esol, efl, esl, teaching english, elearning, pedagogy

Patti Walsh

Patti Walsh, USA, Preschool, Early Childhood Ed

I'm a nursery school teacher on the lookout for new ideas that I then share with other teachers, caregivers, and parents.

Patti's Nursery School Class
Loads of ideas and books for use with kids age 12 months to 6 years.

Theme: early childhood, sensory, literacy, art