Showing posts with label students. Show all posts
Showing posts with label students. Show all posts

Friday, February 22, 2013

Prakash Neupane

Prakash Neupane

Prakash Neupane, Nepal, Schools, Colleges, ICT in Education

ICT Activist in Nepal. Working in Social Development. Encouraging people in ICT.

Prakash Neupane - currently offline
This is about what i learn. I share the materials and knowledge from here.

Theme: ICT in Education, open knowledge, FOSS, students, teachers

Sunday, October 21, 2012

Dorothea Nelson

Dorothea Nelson

Dorothea Nelson, Antigua & Barbuda, Tertiary, Educational Technology

Former elementary and high school teacher. Taught high English Language and English Literature, also Public Library Director. Lifelong learning enthusiast.

BA English from the University of the West Indies, MSc Econ Management of Libraries and Information Services from the University of Wales. Currently pursuing PhD in Educational Technology with Walden University.

Particularly interested in authentic teaching and learning, online social presence and beginning a new career teaching online.

Dorothea Nelsn's Blog
The blog focuses on topics from my PhD courses, and issues in education in the Caribbean.

Theme: education, technology, theorists, theory, constructivism, constructivists, connectivism, mind map, dorothea Nelson's blog, teachers, students, elearnng

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Sunday, June 17, 2012

Elizeu Almeida

Elizeu Almeida

Elizeu Almeida, Brazil, Primary, Secondary, English

I am an student of English. I really like to learn English in order to teach others. I want to be an English teacher. I think the Internet is a wonderful way to teach and learn English.

UFC/UAB English Learners
This blog was made to help all English students learn this very important language in their own way. You can practice what you are studying here - helping and being helped by other students.

Theme: education, english language, learning, teaching, students

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Fernando Chipie Joan Wolf

Joan Fernando Chipia Lobo

Fernando Chipie Joan Wolf, Venezuela, Estudiantes y profesionales de la Educación

Licenciado en Educación mención Matemática. Tesista de la Maestría en Educación mención Informática y Diseño Instruccional. Diplomado internacional en Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación.

Diplomado en Informática Educativa. Profesor de Matemática y Física del Ministerio de Educación. 7 años de experiencia docente. Apasionado del uso educativo de las TIC.

Reflexión Educativa
Difunde temas educativos actuales mostrando una reflexión crítica acerca de los mismos.

Theme: educación, TIC, enseñanza, aprendizaje

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Friday, September 23, 2011

TJ Wolfe

TJ Wolfe

TJ Wolfe, USA, K-12, Instructional Technology

Instructor, PhD student and Technology coach at NC State University. Spent 5 years as an award winning 6th grade Science teacher. Successfully blog at CATCHsystem

CATCHsystem - currently offline
CATCHsystem is a simple and efficient 5 step tool for helping teachers CATCH students in learning, growing, and being productive so they can spend time finding and following their passions.

Theme: instructional technology, computers, 1:1, teachers, administrators, students, web 2.0

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Neil Finney

Neil Finney

Neil Finney, Canada, Elementary, Secondary

I am currently an Intermediate Developmental Skills Teacher at Orchard Public School in Orillia, Ontario. During my 9 years of teaching, I have taught in London, England; Ontario; public and private schools; elementary and secondary; junior; intermediate; core french; and now, developmental skills.

I am a Reading Specialist that has been incorporating technology in my practice consistently throughout my career. I have been writing since I was twelve and hope to fulfill my dream of writing things that matter to people. I have recently started blogging about my experiences as a teacher and hope to gain more experience as a writer through suite101.com. Whether poetry or prose, I hope my writing can engage and inspire you.

Ignite. Incite. Inspire.
A blog about teaching from within. I share insights and stories about my experiences in the teaching profession and critique aspects of the education system in general. I aim to build confidence for teachers and raise student engagement.

Theme: teaching, learning, students, engagement, resources, ideas, classroom, technology, philosophy, potential, tips, ideas

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Monday, October 25, 2010

Nikos Michailidis

Nikos Michailidis

Nikos Michailidis, Greece, Secondary, Further, Adult, Research, Informatics, Communication Technology

Nikos Michailidis holds a BEng degree in Electronics Engineering & Computers Engineering from University of Crete, Greece and a MSc in Informatics titled “ICT in Education” from the Department of Informatics of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Since 2005 he has been working in secondary educations as an informatics teacher. His teaching experience includes both teaching in secondary education as well as adult education and Life-Long Learning.

Educational Technology & Informatics
My adventures as a researcher and practitioner of Technology-Enhanced Learning.

Theme: informatics, educational technology, communication technology, technology-enhanced learning, web 2.0, teachers, students

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Sunday, July 11, 2010

Jane Goodwin

Jane Goodwin

Jane Goodwin, USA, Adult, Serendipitous Rants

After 26 years in the Indiana public schools, I quit and am now teaching college writing. I am also a professional speaker and writer, and a social media maven. I do Internet liaison/watchdog work for several businesses.

Scheiss Weekly
I write about educational issues, parenting, literacy, social media, and the occasional whimsical rant.

Theme: Education, schools, students, teachers, curriculum, literacy, books, literature, parenting, social media, internet, computer, conference, mamacita, janeg

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Sunday, June 28, 2009

Sara Adriana Gil

Sara Adriana Gil

Sara Adriana Gil, Argentina, Secundaria, Lengua Y Literatura

Profesora de Lengua y Literatura en Escuela Secundaria Básica y Escuela Secundaria Superior.

Lengua y Literatura- Escuela Secundaria
El blog fue creado con el fin de compartir con la comunidad las actividades que realizan los alumnos en la Escuela, así también ofrece materiales para el área de literatura.

Theme: Bibliotecas Virtuales Link útiles Trabajo de los alumnos

Saturday, May 30, 2009

Megan Dredge

Megan Dredge

Megan Dredge, Australia, Primary, Education

Been primary teaching for over a decade. Passionate about encouraging and inspiring teachers to be all they can be - in Asia, Europe and Australia. Totally love the teaching profession.

A Teachable Moment
A Teachable Moment really is about teachable moments - I know how busy life is as a teacher and how many things we have to do each day, so the goal of my blog is to encourage you and inspire you in a short space of time, in “A Teachable Moment”.

Theme: education, teaching, motivation, teacher, educational leadership, ebooks, educational change, effective teaching, elementary, students, curriculum, educational, educational resources, learning, learner

Monday, May 25, 2009

Scott Shelhart

Scott Shelhart

Scott Shelhart, USA, Primary

I am a mid-life career changer. My decision to become a teacher happened around the age of 40. I am currently working toward my education degree and K-6 license.

Outside Looking In
My blog's home page says "The random thoughts of a mid-life career changer as he works toward his education degree." I post about education related items, techno-geeky gadgets, personal reflections, and things that make an impact in my life.

Theme: education, preservice, pre-service, pre service, student, college, pedagogy, technology, edtech, elementary, primary

Friday, May 15, 2009

Laura Pasquini

Laura Pasquini

Laura Pasquini, USA, Higher Education

As a self-declared geek and a self-taught techie, I am interested in bringing online collaborative tools into the realm of instruction and advising. Currently working at the University of North Texas as an Academic Advisor in the College of Business, however has previous experience at higher educations in Canada, France & the UK in student affairs and support services.

I have an M.S. in Education from Niagara University and a certificate in E-Learning from the University of Toronto, and will be pursuing a PhD in Applied Technology & Performance Improvement in the near future.

My research interests relate to curriculum and program development to encourage collaborative learning with web 2.0 tools and electronic resources, including podcasts, online social networks, photo/video sharing, social bookmarks, blogs, and wikis. I like learning, connecting & sharing knowledge.

TechKNOW Tools
Sharing ideas, resources, and tools of how educators can best connect with learners online.

More about me: Laura Pasquini

Theme: collaboration, college, connection, education, highered, K-12, learning, community, resources, socialmedia, students, teaching technology, web2.0, wikis

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Linda Keulen

Linda Keulen

Linda Keulen, USA, Secondary, Library

I am a middle school Librarian- Teacher in New Mexico, USA. My passion is to create new readers and encourage experienced readers to read outside their comfort level to experience the world.

Roosevelt Middle School Library - currently offline
All about reading for success. Student recommendations, lesson plans, and fun activities for middle schoolers.

Theme: library, dogs, students, voki, books

Sunday, March 8, 2009

Denilso de Lima

Denilso de Lima

Denilso de Lima, Brazil, English Language

Denilso is an English Language Teaching Professional, Teacher Trainer, and Author in Brazil.

He writes about the Lexical Approach, Collocations, Learning Grammar Through Vocabulary, Neuroscientific Contribution to the Lexical Approach, Public Education Policy for English Language Teaching in Brazil and other issues involving English Lexical Teaching/Acquisition.

Inglês na Ponta da Língua
Tips for English Language Students and Teachers, ideas for a better and fast learning, fluency, lexical acquisition, etc.

Theme: vocabulary, lexical, approach, lexical approach, methodology, autonomous learner, collocations, grammar, communicative approach, teachers, students

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Carolynn Bruton

Carolynn Bruton

Carolynn Bruton, Cape Town, South Africa, Primary, Information Technology, eLearning, Computers

I have spent the past 40 years as a Junior School English & Phys Ed. teacher. I specialised as a computer teacher about 18 years ago. I was formerly at Kingswood College in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape.

I have been at Springfield Convent Junior School in Cape Town since 1996. My Teacher/Librarian and I moved into a beautiful new media centre this year where my workload has increased but so has my job satisfaction.

A Cape Town teacher's rumblings
I write Cape Town computer teacher’s rumblings. My aim is to share resources I’ve found useful, lessons which have been great and to document interesting family happenings. I began blogging in 2007 on WordPress and have been encouraged through Maggie Verster’s 2008 blogging course to revive my blogging skills.

Theme: student, educational, games, favthumbs, technology, web2.0, bookmarking, exchanges, video, reading, inspiration, wiki, mindmap

Friday, December 26, 2008

James Atherton

James Atherton

James Atherton, UK, Further, Tertiary, Adult

Semi-retired teacher educator and educational developer, in further education and the university sector, moderately well-educated (degrees in European Studies, Religious Studies, and Education, Ph.D in Education), but totally untrained for anything--including teaching.

Several years teaching humanities in FE, then twenty years' experience teaching social workers in further and higher education before transferring to teacher education. Now returning to work part-time at Oxford Brookes University as an educational developer.

Author of http://www.learningandteaching.info/ and http://www.doceo.co.uk/, leading to National Teaching Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (2004).

Recent Reflection
Reflections and commentary on teaching and learning issues, from practice to theory and back again. Sympathetically sceptical about e-learning and over-use of technology.

Theme: teaching, learning, curriculum, pedagogy, andragogy, academic standards, education for professions, values, policy, students

Saturday, November 1, 2008

Juan Pedro Serrano

Juan Pedro Serrano

Juan Pedro Serrano, Valencia, Spain, Primary, Secondary

I work as a secondary school teacher in La Pobla de Vallbona, Valencia, Spain. I have also worked at a primary school during 17 years.

iessecundaria
It is a blog about primary and secondary education resources and comments where I reflect and express my thoughts on teaching-learning process, teachers, students and family participation at schools and about practice and policy in Spanish schools.

Theme: citizenship education, primary school, secondary school, teachers, students, family participation, reflections, thoughts, teaching, learning

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

José Miguel Rubio Martínez

José Miguel Rubio Martínez

José Miguel Rubio Martínez, España, Infantil, Primaria, Secundaria, Adultos, TIC, Asignaturas

Coordinador TIC y PT (ACNEEs).

TICDEPLATA
Blog de José Miguel Rubio Martínez (Coordinador TIC y PT) con recursos educativos TIC para educación infantil, primaria, acnees y adultos intrépidos. Con materiales para profesorado, alumnado y padres.

También:
TICDEPLATA___e-durecursos, nee, tic, pt y pdi
ticdeplata josemiguelrubiomartínez
Blog de José Miguel Rubio Martínez TICDEPLATA

Themes: tic, nntt, primaria, infantil, alfabetización digital, pdi, secundaria, recursos educativos, formación, adultos, profesorado, alumnado

Monday, July 14, 2008

Steven Katz

Steven Katz

Steven Katz, Costa Rica, Secondary, Educational Technology, Instructional Technology, Technology Integration

Steven Katz is a southern California native. He graduated from the University of California, Irvine and earned his M.Ed. in Computer-Based Education from California State University, Dominguez Hills.

He has taught at the middle school level for ten years in Los Angeles county and in Costa Rica since 2003. Mr. Katz also taught two years in the teacher credential and master’s program of education at Chapman University in Orange, California.

During his teaching career, Mr. Katz has specialized in social studies and technology, although he has been called upon to teach a variety of different subjects and be a technology coordinator, professional development coordinator, and mentor teacher.

He has been recognized in his school as Teacher of the Year, in the district as District Teacher of the Year Finalist, and was also awarded the Multiple Subject Outstanding Faculty Member at Chapman University in 2003.

He has recently written a book for teachers, Teach With Video, to help teachers integrate student video projects into any subject.

Steven Katz
Teach With Video Blog's focus is on educational technology in general, with an emphasis on integrating digital video projects in the classroom. It documents my experiences and and reflections on these experiences.

Theme: teach, video, education, steve, katz, steven, education, integration, movie, camera, teacher, students, project, learning

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Sunday, July 6, 2008

Aniya

Aniya

Aniya, Italy, Adult, English, ESL

I am an ESL teacher in Italy for the British Institutes teaching adults English, I teach all levels from beginners to advance students. I have lived in Italy since 1985. I was born in England.

I have recently started teaching English online through Myngle an Internet platform for teachers and students which really fascinates me seeing as I'm new to the whole aspect of online teaching...

The English Teacher
It's my personal blog which also covers articles for teachers and students in a fun way.

Theme: online, english, teaching, ESL, teachers, students