Instituto A. Schweitzer, Argentina, Inicial, Primaria y Secundaria, Todas las materias
Blogosfera del Instituto A. Schweitzer. Nivel Inicial, Primaria y Secundaria. Lanús, Pcia. de Buenos Aires, Argentina.
La Blogosfera del Instituto A. Schweitzer
Este blog contiene contenidos, experiencias y trabajos realizados por los docentes y alumnos. El objetivo es pensar, hacer y compartir dentro y fuera de la comunidad educativa nuestro quehacer.
Bloguero matemático, fotógrafo, marido, padre, y empleado bancario en mis ratos libres.
Math blogger, photographer, husband, father, and bank employee in my free time.
Matifutbol
Matemáticas divertidas: juegos lógicos, estadísticas, probabilidades, geometría, aritmética, paradojas... y algo de fútbol.
Cool Maths, logic games, and some football. Here you'll find posts full of funny puzzles, charts, Math games, logic riddles, geometry tricks, arithmetical problems, statistical paradoxes and probabiliy challenges.
Blog Kurt Söser
In meinem Blog geht es um vielerlei Dinge die mich als Lehrer des 21. JH interessieren. Ich versuche neue Medien im Unterricht einzusetzen und experimentiere viel herum. Meine größte Leidenschaft gilt dem OneNote-Projekt, wo ich seit vielen Jahren meine gesamte Schul-Organisation erledige. Kollaboration und der Einsatz von modernen Medien sind meine zentrale Anliegen.
Theme: OneNote, IKT, IT, Web 2.0, 21st century skills, Mathematik, Schule, Kollaboration, Innovation
Gary Johnston, Vietnam, Middle School, Math and Science
Math and science teacher at Saigon South International School. I'm interested in curriculum development, assessment and technology integration. My focus lately has been how to network my students with a larger learning community in the blog platform.
Kyle Pearce currently splits his daily schedule between teaching at Tecumseh Vista Academy K-12 School in Tecumseh, Ontario and Intermediate Math Coaching with the Greater Essex County District School Board through the Middle Years Collaborative Inquiry (MYCI) Project.
He currently leads an iPad Educational Technology pilot project funded by the Ontario Ministry of Education‘s Teacher Learning and Leadership Program (TLLP) called Tap Into Teen Minds. His 1:1 iPad Paperless Math Classroom has been a huge success in eliminating paper, reducing costs, and increasing student engagement & achievement in grade 9 mathematics. A project which began with one class set of 30 iPad 2 tablets looks to expand in the near future.
Tap Into Teen Minds -currently offline
Step inside the Tap Into Teen Minds iPad Educational Technology Blog to learn about how to create your own paperless classroom using Apple iPad or Android tablet. Tutorials, resources, and more!
Theme: mathematics, edtech, educational technology, ipad classroom, ipad in education
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.
Professor of Information technology, active in the field of e-learning since 2000. Interest in e-learning satisfaction measurement and improvement. Currently focused on e-learning application in primary school math.
I am currently a teacher education student at the University of Nebraska and will be student teaching in the spring. I will begin my job as a teacher in the fall of next year.
Math Techniques and Strategies - old blog
Making math fun and incorporating math into all ways of daily life! I update the blog daily for information for teachers and math for all people.
Mrs. Dare began her career as an elementary school teacher after graduating from the University of Western Ontario and London Teachers’ College. She later joined the Department of External Affairs and served in Hong Kong and Barbados. As a result of her concern for the state of education in Ontario, Mrs. Dare was one of the founding members of the Organization for Quality Education (OQE).
She was OQE’s founding president, a director of the Society for Advancing Educational Research in Education, a member of the Advisory Committee on Judicial Appointments for the Province of Ontario (West and South), and the author of How to Get the Right Education for Your Child and Stairway to Reading. Mrs. Dare is a member of the editorial board of the Journal of School Choice.
School For Thought
A discussion of k-12 effective educational practices in Canada.
Theme: school choice, education reform, reading, math, effective instruction, direct instruction, ontario education, charter schools, vouchers, mathematics, instruction, dyslexia, systematic phonics
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.
Sanjay Gulati, India, Primary, Secondary, Senior Secondary, Mathematics
I am a mathematics teacher from India.
Mathematics Academy
Its a place for students to explore mathematics. It has geogebra applets , articles on vedic mathematics , details on National Talent Search Examination , some videos etc.
8th grade special ed teacher. Co-teach Math & Science and also run a Content Support period. I try to integrate technology as much as possible & my website has helped me to connect to my different learners and provide materials in various manners based on their learning styles.
The Learning Pad
As a special education teacher, I wanted to find more ways to connect with my students and provide a central place where they can review & reinforce key topics, and stay up to date with class info & homework. My blog started as a place for me to post daily homework, review materials, visuals, etc.
As I've become more confident with web 2.0 tools & am always trying to learn more ways to engage my students, I've enhanced my blog to be more appealing & student-friendly. Now it offers auditory capabilities, visual notes through the use of my Livescribe Pen, interactives, flashcards, diagrams, etc...
I also use my website to post about important topics & events, and from time to time I blog about personal events that tie into my teaching career. Totally have been bitten by the blogging bug!
Theme: education, teaching, interactive, visual, edtech, middleschool, special education, science, math
I am a faculty member in the mathematics department at two American Universities in Lebanon, while pursuing my Ed.D. at St Louis University, in the US.
In 2004, I taught mathematics and Arabic language, face-to-face and online in the small rural and remote villages of Northwest Alaska. In Fairbanks, I was a research scholar, conducting research on distance education and providing training to faculty members on the effective use of technology in teaching.
Concerning technology, I have been using Blackboard, Elluminate Live, blogs and wikis. I received many certificates on distance education, and became a Certified Online Instructor (COI) and published few articles as well.
From 2007 to 2009, I lived in Saudi Arabia and taught mathematics to Saudi female students in a private American University. In addition, I was an active member in the Professional Development committee on campus.
Applications of Linear Algebra
The Linear Algebra course is based on the idea of matrices. The applications of matrices in this course seem abstract, dry and difficult to understand. Hence, I created a Blog and asked students to find real life use of matrices, which I think, will make the course a bit more enjoyable, fun and the blog might entice the learning process.
Karen Bolotin, USA, Primary, Middle School, Junior High
Hi! My name is Karen B. and I teach art, reading and writing in the Chicago Public School system. Buiding creativity through education one day at a time!
KB...Konnected
I share free teacher resources! (elementary, primary, K-8).
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