Showing posts with label questions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label questions. Show all posts

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Christine

Christine

Christine, USA, Primary, Reading

Grade 5 teacher of Reading, Science and Social Studies.

Reading is Thinking
How to make children more critical readers using the 7 Keys to Comprehension.

Theme: favorite books, smartboard, Trophies reading, visualizing, questioning, making connections, technology, professional books, narrative elements

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Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Ben Wilkoff

Ben Wilkoff

Ben Wilkoff, USA, Primary, Secondary, Adult

I teach and learn, a lot. I have taught middle school english using connected learning tools, and now I am an Online Learning Specialist for the Dougals County School District in Colorado. I was also named The Totally Wired Teacher of the Year by Edutopia in 2007.

Learning is Change
I ask a lot of questions in my blog... tough questions about learning. I try to blog every day about something that I am learning or teaching about or something that has come across my personal learning network.

Theme: elearning, connected learning, questions, integration, change

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Kapil Bhatia

Kapil Bhatia

Kapil Bhatia, India, eLearning, Software Engineering

Software Engineer and a budding teacher.

Kapil Bhatia - Education , Technology , Ideas , India
Brief, regular and personal analysis on role of technology in education. Also, trying to document solutions to "real" issues which educators face while integrating technology inside and outside their classrooms.

Theme: edtech, web 2.0 , questions, elearning, daily

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Monday, October 27, 2008

Paula White

Paula White

Paula White, USA, Elementary, Adult, Art, Technology

Paula is a 30+ teacher veteran who has worked with Art and Technology for many years. She has produced award winning visual arts projects with students in grades K-5, and has spent the last seven summers supporting adults in storytelling and art at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

Paula is award-winning herself, having been recognized as an Apple Distinguished Educator (one of 300 worldwide), an Elementary Educator of the Year, and National Teacher Training Institute Master Teacher. Paula began a storytelling youth group in one school and is now using those storytelling skills with iPods and art across all grade levels K-5.

Reflections of the TZST Teacher
Thinking about my teaching to make it better

Theme: reflections, teaching, thinking, early childhood, technology, higher level thinking, questions