Showing posts with label primary education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label primary education. Show all posts

Thursday, March 23, 2017

Esperanza Moreno Lorenzo

Esperanza Moreno Lorenzo

Esperanza Moreno Lorenzo, España, English Second Language, Primary

I'm an English teacher. I have been working for almost twenty years in a Primary public school.

El blog de Espe
El blog de Espe is an educational blog focused in teaching English in Early Childhood Education. You can find useful resources, activities and many ideas that work with young children.

Theme: english second language for kids, preschool, ESL games for kids, english at home, ESL songs, ESL classroom ideas, ESL didactic units, ESL worksheets for kids, ESL videos for kids

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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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Saturday, July 30, 2016

Óscar Coronado Martínez

Óscar Coronado Martínez

Óscar Coronado Martínez, España, Educación Primaria, Primary, English & Science

My name is Óscar Coronado, and I am an English teacher in a Bilingual School in Murcia, Spain. I have been teaching for a long time to children aged 6-12 years old. My vocation for teaching children is the most amazing thing that has happened in my life. Apart from teaching, I am very keen on new technologies, and also in making researches in the fields of methodologies and techniques to be applied into my classroom. For that purpose, a few years ago I decided to go abroad to teach, and keep working in my professional development, as well as to achieve more experience and expertise in teaching a second language to young children. I consider that an international teaching experience provides teachers not only with a valuable new teaching and cultural knowledge, but also with great personal growth. Fortunately, after my experience, the reference letters that I got said things like the ones that I quote below:

"Óscar understands the craft of teaching. Óscar was dedicated to his students and had good relationships with them. Parents felt that Óscar was doing a good job. They reported that the children enjoyed Mr. Coronado's class and that they were seeing noticeable progress in their children's language development".

Teacher Oscar Coronado
Blog diseñado para proporcionar a alumnos y maestros de herramientas de utilidad para desarrollar y adquirir nuevos aprendizajes. Igualmente, el blog es concebido como un recurso más de aprendizaje para mis alumnos, dado que contiene informaciones específicas sobre las áreas que les imparto -inglés y science-, así como otras entradas de interés para el público en general y para los alumnos y padres del centro en el que trabajo.

Theme: english, science, documents, warnings, radio, channel 4, learning resources, school calendar, legislation, spain, USA, great britain, england, culture, technology, policies, CARM, educarm

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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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Sunday, March 6, 2016

Larissa Aradj

Larissa Aradj

Larissa Aradj, Canada, Primary, Junior, Elementary, French Immersion, Ed Tech, HPE

Larissa is a technophile French Immersion teacher with the TDSB whose passion is to use and implement technology in her classroom and to share her knowledge with like-minded teachers and learners. She is juggling her many roles as a doting mom, loving wife, multifaceted educator, and digital teacher-leader--is there an App for that??

Since 2007, Larissa has been blogging for parents and schools. This personal blog is her leap into a new digital adventure.

Mrs. Geek Chic -A Blog for Teachers
A Blog for Teachers, Ed Tech, Teaching Resources, Tips, Inspiration, French Immersion, Health & Physical Education

Edu Tweeting as @MrsGeekChic

Theme: free teaching resources, free printables, teacher sharing, french immersion, physical education, health education, teaching ideas, inspiration, workshop presentation sharing, sharing is caring!

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Sunday, February 21, 2016

Diane Neubauer

Diane Neubauer

Diane Neubauer, USA, Middle school, High school, Primary, Secondary, World Language

Founding blogger: Haiyun Lu
Additional bloggers: Diane Neubauer, Alina Filipescu, Na Li

Haiyun Lu: Mandarin Chinese language teacher in Wisconsin, USA. Native of China.
Diane Neubauer: Mandarin Chinese language teacher in Colorado, USA. Native of USA.
Alina Filipescu: Spanish language teacher in California, USA. Native of Romania.
Na Li: Mandarin Chinese language teacher in California, USA. Native of China.

Ignite Chinese
A blog about teaching Mandarin Chinese (and sometimes Spanish) with applications to many other languages. Written in English by several world language teachers, blog includes teaching philosophy, strategies, and teaching materials and resources. The bloggers use comprehensible input teaching methods, including MovieTalk, TPR, TPRS, and other strategies.

Theme: comprehensible input, TPRS, language teaching, chinese, mandarin

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Thursday, January 7, 2016

Jim McCutcheon

Jim McCutcheon

Jim McCutcheon, Canada, Primary, Middle School

I teach grade 6/7 at Wallace Public School. We are just scratching the surface with blogging, and I have 23 students who are keen to connect with other countries via the blogging platform!

McBloggin' 6/7 - currently offline
At this point, our class blog is set up as a link to our student blogs. We are currently posting pictures for a picture challenge for Art class, and we are planning to delve more deeply into written blogs about our learning in the near future.

We are keen to connect with classes both within our country and overseas! We want a new audience for our learning.

Theme: beginners, fledgling, keen, social, variety of interests

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Inés

Inés

Inés, Spain, Primary, English

I'm a primary english teacher in Barcelona. I also have some experience in commenius projects.

English for You and Me
This is a blog with resources and links for children. They can check their learnings and become confident with English. Also, it is a blog with resources for teachers.

Theme: resources, grammar, oral activities, songs, games

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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, October 20, 2015

Instituto A. Schweitzer

Instituto A. Schweitzer

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.

Theme: ciencia, tecnología, arte, matemática, lengua, ciencias naturales, siencias sociales, deportes

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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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Sunday, April 19, 2015

Dean Kuran

Dean Kuran

Dean Kuran, Australia, Primary

Year 3 PYP educator from Melbourne, Victoria. I love sharing my teaching and learning experiences with others!

Mr Kuran's Blog
Sharing my inquiry teaching practices, my learning journey and those special moments.

Theme: inquiry learning, pyp, global learning, tech, gafe

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Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Andy Ross

Andy Ross

Andy Ross, UK, Primary, Early Years

Hi, I'm an experienced primary and early years teacher with a particular interest in raising barriers to professionals in education. I am passionate about the importance of effective leadership, ways that teaching staff can be best utilised and optimising the time in the classroom.

I have a background in experimental physics, so love all things practical and investigative in the classroom, and believe that the journey that academic journey that children take in the early years is probably as daunting and exciting as doing doctoral research - it's a voyage in to the unknown that needs freedom and careful assistance.

A teacher's views on the practise, policy and philosopy of early years and primary education
My blog is an outlet for some of my musings over the current state of early years and in particular I like to address issues which I think are critical to professionals achieving their very best. This could be what effective leadership looks like, how to carry out effective formative assessment or ways that continuing professional development can be used to help us maintain our passion for children's minds and learning.

Theme: early years, early years leadership, early years professionals, ECE leaders, ECE leadership, school management, school leadership, continuing professional development,CPD in schools

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Saturday, November 1, 2014

Aoife Farrell

Aoife Farrell

Aoife Farrell, Ireland, Primary, English

I'm a Primary School Teacher currently teaching children with English as an additional/second language. I've been teaching for 6 years and this is my second year in this area.

ESLaloud - currently offline
The blog is a collection of poems suitable for young children learning english. The headings that the poems fall under are in line with the topics to be covered in the Up and Away Programme, the guidelines laid out by the Department of Education in Ireland for teaching English as an additional language.

The poems are simple and vocabulary rich. They are accompanied by pictures of vocabulary and suitable for interactive whiteboard use. They will have worksheet and whiteboard activities to accompany them soon.

The idea for the site came about due to frustration trying to find poems simple enough for young english language learners to understand, learn and enjoy.

Theme: english language, poetry, poems, language learning, ESL, ELL, teaching resources

Sunday, October 19, 2014

RIck Rood

Rick Rood

Rick Rood, USA, Primary, Secondary, Motivation, Self-Growth

I have worked in the Out-of-school-time profession for 25 years, and as a trainer of teachers and other education professionals since 2000. I am passionate about education systems and the 'singularity' that the field of education will experience in the near future.

CreateMotivate - currently offline
Motivational and inspirational pieces fostering a sense of identity and worth in educators; creating a system of education and out-of-school-time based on the Universal Laws.

Theme: OST, afterschool, motivation, inspiration, reform, education, free-range, universal laws, meaning

Monday, September 29, 2014

Bibiana Vargas Morales

Bibiana Vargas Morales

Bibiana Vargas Morales, Spain, Primary, TechEd, Digital Citizenship, Blended Learning

Since 2004 I have been involved in early childhood development, started working with fist cycle education, sung art and technology (smart boards and pc´s at the time) as a vehicle. Since then I have translated a number of pieces of work from English to Spanish until a few months back when I have rounded up myself to start my own writing and publishing through my blog.

Content Art - currently offline
Focuses on content, copywrite and social media specifically oriented to the use of social media tools for enhancing education processes, providing general knowledge to parents specially about the WHAT IS, blended learning, flipped classrooms and techEd.

Theme: techEd, digital citizenship, digital culture, blended learning

Sunday, September 7, 2014

Jim Detwiler

Jim Detwiler

Jim Detwiler, USA, Primary, Secondary, Pre-K12, Education

Jim is the Assistant Superintendent for Learning Support Services in the Boone County Schools, Kentucky, USA. He is a former elementary school principal and music teacher, and frequent Magic Bean Buyer. Jim promotes developing students' 21st century skills through engaging project based learning and innovative teaching & learning. He is often heard telling students, "Go Make Stuff!"

He is pursuing an EdD with interests in parent engagement and effective teacher dispositions. Jim is most happy when he is with his beautiful wife and two children lost in Orte, Italy. He is a 2014 Bammy Award Nominee and a 2014 Kentucky PTA Outstanding Educator. Jim is the Co-host of "Coloring Outside the Lines" on the BAM Radio Network PULSE and a member of the moderator team for #PTchat Wednesday nights at 9 pm EST on Twitter.

Two fun facts about Jim: He walked a tightrope in his HIGH SCHOOL production of "Barnum", and he enjoyed 15 minutes of Andy Warhol fame when he and friend Chad made the video "Snowhemian Rhapsody" Nutty School Closing on YouTube.

Contact Jim on Twitter @JimDetwiler1 and on Voxer at jdetwi691.

This Is Where MY Sidewalk Ends...
Views of a magic-bean-buying school leader and dreamer.

Theme: k-12, lead learner, parent engagment, principal, school, ed leader, #edchat, #ptchat, #satchat, innovation

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Sunday, August 31, 2014

Deborah Aubin


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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Friday, August 1, 2014

Meritxell

Meritxell

Meritxell, Spain, Infant, Primary, English

I'm an Infant and Primary English teacher and ... I love it!

Fun English Kids
Fun English Kids is a blog aimed at children who enjoy learning English. Here you'll find online games, songs, stories and some of our worksheets and workshops.

Theme: infant, primary, english, resources

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