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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Elena Suslova

Elena Suslova, Russia, Primary, Secondary, English as a Second Language

I`m a teacher of English as a second language. I`ve been teaching students from 8 to 18 for 9 years.

What to do if you are an English teacher? - currently offline
Congrats! You`ve just become or became a teacher of English some time ago. You are excited and maybe puzzled. From time to time you ask yourself:"What to do? How to teach my students? How to organise them and the learning process better?"

My blog is all about it. The examples are from my own experience. Hope you`ll find them useful.

Theme: efl, english as a second language, english, english language, high school, sharing, teaching, teaching resourses

Michael Kauls

Michael Kauls, USA, Secondary (9-12)

Techie-Wannabe teaching Social Studies at Mounds View High School in Arden Hills, MN.

Dum Spiro Spero
Tech tools for the classroom & musings about the teaching profession.

Theme: tech tools, Technology, ideas, sharing, collaborative, engage, formative, creative

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Karen Bolotin

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).

Theme: teacher resources, free, art, writing, reading, creative, science, spelling, social studies, math, behavior, sharing, creativity

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Dianne Spencer

Dianne Spencer, UK, Primary, Learning

Primary School Headteacher, fascinated by all things learning and creative. Currently developing technical skills to stay ahead of the children!

Mrs Spencer Primary Headteacher - currently offline
A combination of my day to day experiences of being a newish Headteacher in the UK, and my thoughts about how to improve and develop the opportunities for learning in and out of school.

Theme: headteacher, heathfieldcps, learning, education, technology, creative curriculum, school improvement, self evaluation, collaboration, sharing

Gilmar Mattos

Gilmar Mattos, Brazil, Language Institute, All Sectors, English as a Foreign Language

An EFL teacher/translator since 1988. I have now been really interested in the better use of technology/web 2.0 in the classroom. An avid learner - gemini.

A work in Progress
My online space to reflect upon my daily teaching and different issues that come along. I will occasionally write about a webtool I may come across but I'm more interested in using this space to consider motivational, psychological things that are so important for any kind of learning to take place.

Theme: EFL, technology, web 2.0, reflection, motivation, learning, sharing

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Andreas Formiconi

Andreas Formiconi, Italy, Tertiary, Computer Literacy, Web 2.0, Education, Communication

Andreas Formiconi is a computer science professor at the Medical School of the University of Florence. He is teaching computer literacy in several courses of the Medical School and of the Faculty of Education. With a background in physics, formerly a researcher in the field of medical images reconstruction, he is obsessed by the poor results of conventional education.

Struggling during the last eight years to devise new ways to let students learn, he discovers now to have developed something akin to connectivism thinking without knowing it ...

Insegnare Apprendere Mutare
(Teaching Learning Changing)
This blog is my teacher desk from where I'm looking at the students in the blogroom, trying to guide them to proceed autonomously in a landscape of freely available educational resources.

The blogroom may encompass several classrooms of different curricula that may be scattered in different locations, as far as this makes sense. The blog is also a device to learn from other educators. That's why I try to make the blogroom as transparent as possible.

Theme: openness, context, autonomy, sharing, emergence