Showing posts with label schools of the future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label schools of the future. Show all posts

Friday, February 22, 2008

Paul McMahon

Paul McMahon

Paul McMahon, Hong Kong, k-12, 21st Century Learning

I am a teacher with 25 years as a classroom teacher, Technology for Learning Facilitator, Head of ICT, 1:1 laptop programme coordinator, IWB trainer, network consultant etc. I now work with schools in Hong Kong and the region to assist them to integrate ICT to allow for enhanced learning.

Unfortunately there is limited demand for this sort of work in Hong Kong at the moment due to schools being still very traditional and examination focused. I am more hopeful than most that a change is in the air!!

An Expat Educator in Asia
My Reflections on trying to get traditional schools in Hong Kong and the region to adapt their schools to include elements of 21st Century Skills. Sometimes a little of my other interest: Triathlon.

Theme: edtech, 21C, international schools, IWB, schools, learning

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Thursday, February 21, 2008

Gareth Long

Gareth Long

Gareth Long, Cayman Islands, Education Consultant

Gareth Long, Education Consultant, currently working in the Cayman Islands but with extensive experience in the UK.

Gareth is currently engaged in the holistic transformation of the entire Cayman Islands education service as the Strategic Development Advisor (Education) for the Minister of Education. He is also helping with the design of 21st century learning campuses (secondary and primary) working with some of the worlds leading experts. As a secondary school headteacher, mainly in the UK, he was dedicated to turning four 'failing' schools around.

Gareth Long - Education
Gareth reflects on his work towards achieving 21st century education, considers current trends, looks for best practice but also identifies some nightmares....and other things that happen in his rather exciting days....

Theme: education transformation, 21st century education, teaching and learning, learners voice, schools of the future, education leadership, best practice in schools, education systemic change