Showing posts with label teacher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teacher. Show all posts

Friday, June 3, 2016

IPCAC



IPCAC, Argentina, Tertiary, ICT

Higher Education organization. Argentine Chamber of Commerce.

TICTAC en el IPCAC
Blog for training teachers about ICT concepts and resources for rethinking teaching and learning for the Digital Age focused on b-learning and e-learning modalities.

Theme: ICT, digital age, teacher, student, edtech, digital media

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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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Thursday, March 24, 2016

Shannon Schroeder

Shannon Schroeder

Shannon Schroeder, USA, Middle School, Education English, Language Arts, Reading

I teach 8th grade English/Language Arts/Reading and am an adventurous techie. I love incorporating technology into my classroom to make a positive impact and engage my students.

SeeYouLaterMrsSchroeder - currently offline
Reflections on my classroom experiences. Occasional technology tips.

Theme: education, reading, teacher

Saturday, June 23, 2012

Tammy Aiello

Tammy Aiello

Tammy Aiello, Canada, Elementary

Middle School French Teacher, lifelong learner, and teaching materials author.

Teaching FSL
Reflections of teaching a second language to adolescents, sharing ideas and inspirations, successes and other experiences.

Theme: Core Immersion Teacher

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Saturday, October 29, 2011

Trever Reeh

Trever Reeh

Trever Reeh, USA, Secondary, Mathematics

I am currently a teacher education student at the University of Nebraska and will be student teaching in the spring. I will begin my job as a teacher in the fall of next year.

Gamify the Classroom"

Math Techniques and Strategies - old blog
Making math fun and incorporating math into all ways of daily life! I update the blog daily for information for teachers and math for all people.

Theme: technology, math, teacher, mathematics, incorporate

Friday, December 3, 2010

Henrick Oprea

Henrick Oprea

Henrick Oprea, Brazil, Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, English

A Brazilian EFL teacher working in Brasília. I'm also the Director of Studies and teacher trainer at Atlantic Idiomas, a language institute in Brasília. Currently taking an MA in TEFL/TESL.

Doing Some Thinking
A blog about my thoughts both on English language teaching and education in general.

Theme: EFL, ELT, dogme, ESL, TESOL, education, english, teaching, learning, teacher

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Sunday, August 8, 2010

Lynn H

Lynn H

Lynn H, USA, Primary, Administration

I am the principal of an elementary school K-6, in a large diverse district.

>Edship-Educational Leadership - currently offline
The purpose of this website is to give a glance into the real world of Elementary Education from the eye of an administrator. Many of my experiences were never studied in a text book or given in lecture.

No one ever mentioned that when a student threw up in my office I would be sick for a week or that a staff member would give an obscene hand gesture in a staff meeting. Who knew that parents when frightened or did not get their way could become shaming, disrespectful and abusive.

No one mentioned that when I anonymously made a difference in a child’s life that my heart would stop and tears would come to my eyes, or that I would witness gifted teaching beyond description or a community of families that worked tirelessly to help their children.

It is my hope that this information will support other educational leaders, help teachers, parents and force me to grow as a leader.

Theme: educational leadership, instructional technology, data analysis, school, teaching, teacher

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Praveen Trivedi

Praveen Trived

Praveen Trivedi ╬ प्रवीण त्रिवेदी, India, Primary, Secondary, Education

अपनी जन्मस्थली जनपद फतेहपुर मे बेसिक शिक्षा परिषद के अंतर्गत प्राइमरी के मास्टर के ऱूप मे कार्यरत हूँ। हमेशा से मेरा यह मानना रहा है, कि हमारी स्कूली व्यवस्था मे ऐसा कुछ ज़रूर होना चाहिए जिससे शिक्षक सफलता का लगातार एहसास करते रहें।.

प्राइमरी का मास्टर
अपनी जन्मस्थली जनपद फतेहपुर मे बेसिक शिक्षा परिषद के अंतर्गत प्राइमरी के मास्टर के ऱूप मे कार्यरत हूँ। हमेशा से मेरा यह मानना रहा है, कि हमारी स्कूली व्यवस्था मे ऐसा कुछ ज़रूर होना चाहिए जिससे शिक्षक सफलता का लगातार एहसास करते रहें।.

Theme: education, teaching, teacher, child, training

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Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Brian Nichols

Brian Nichols

Brian Nichols, USA, Primary, Education

Elementary Principal, Teacher, Doctoral Student exploring 21st century learning initiatives and transforming education.

The Evolution of Education

Current and future trends in education are discussed, debated, and challenged. The focus is on transforming education to match what our students to be successful.

Theme: leadership, education, teacher, 21st Century, technology, transformation, learning, student, data, culture, change

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Saturday, February 6, 2010

Jason DeLuca

Jason DeLuca

Jason DeLuca, Canada, Primary

Grade 2 teacher with a passion for integrating technology!

Our Window For The World
Grade 2 classroom blog.

Theme: teacher, classroom, technology

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Thursday, December 31, 2009

Patrick Dempsey

Patrick Dempsey

Patrick Dempsey, Grain Valley, Missouri, USA, Middle

I am a 6th grade science teacher, wanna be blogger, podcaster, who dreams of new ways to empower students, and enjoys learning from others about educational technology.

Teach Unleashed
My thoughts on teaching and the challenge of preparing students to succeed in a future society.

Class 102 -old blog
A reflection on my search for 21st century teaching and the use of educational technology.

Theme: technology, 21st century, 6th grade, science, teacher, educator

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Saturday, October 31, 2009

Dan Roberts

Dan Roberts

Dan Roberts, UK, All Sectors, Education

I am the infamous Chickenman who uses technology in innovative ways to remove barriers in the classroom.

Why did the Chicken cross the road?
Talks about sharing ideas in education in the classroom.

Theme: innovation, ICT, technology, learning, classroom, teachers, students

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Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Jonathan Wylie

Jonathan Wylie

Jonathan Wylie, USA, Primary, Secondary

I currently teach 4th Grade at an Elementary school in the Midwest. I have always had an interest in integrating technology in education, so my own edublog was never too far away.

The Education Technology Blog
My blog provides a review of the best 2.0 web tools I pull from the numerous RSS feeds I read every day. I update it often and only include tools that I believe will have a significant impact on the teaching and learning in the classroom.

Theme: education, technology, teach, learn, school, elementary, integrate, integration 2.0, teacher, teaching, ict

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Monday, August 17, 2009

Michael Meechin

Michael Meechin

Michael Meechin, Florida, USA, All Sectors, Education

Public school educator in the Central Florida area. Consultant and reformer of the current education system in the United States.

Innovate Education
Musings and diatribes about United States education policy. Offers commentary on the education profession.

Theme: education, reform, policy, teacher, public, innovate

Monday, August 3, 2009

Classroom Tools Review

Classroom Tools Review

Classroom Tools Review, USA, Elementary

Classroom Tools Review
Classroom Tools Review is here to help you as a teacher, administrator, and parent. I will review a variety of educational tools, such as books, websites, games, kits, and more. I am open to suggestions and ideas about great educational tools to review.

Now if something is not deemed by me to be a quality or safe tool, it will be taken up with the company itself and not placed on the blog. But, stop by to see great recommendations that have been tested in my classroom.

Theme: teacher, review, report, supplies, classroom, tools, blog, homeschool, school, educational

Monday, July 27, 2009

Rakesh Patel

Rakesh Patel

Rakesh Patel, UK, Primary, Secondary, ICT, Computing

ICT Teacher / Co-ordinator / Aspiring Advance Skills Teacher. Loves Open Source, WEB 2.0, Computing and Collaboration. Also big Leicester City Fan and most importantly Dad and Husband.

MrPatelICT
Ideas for: Innovation, Education, Teaching, Learning, Technology, Change.
Reflection on teaching practice, ideas for others and links to free resources that can be used in others classrooms.

Theme: ICT, teacher, teaching, learning, computing

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

Sunday, May 3, 2009

Tim Wicks

Tim Wicks

Tim Wicks, Australia, All Sectors, Education, Personal Development

Living in Darwin Australia is fantastic. I love the tropics, and the diversity of the city’s population makes for great food and interesting people. Darwin is a pretty small place with maybe 120,000 people living here.

We are also a 3 or 4 day drive from the main Australian capital cities, so at times I experience isolation in regard to conversations with people that are passionate about education and self development.

I currently work as a Senior Teacher in a Special School for High School students, and run Time To Shine. This makes for a hectic schedule, as I have 2 young kids that I love to spend time with as well.

Tim Wicks - currently offline
Tim Wicks is an educator and NLP Master Practitioner who craves interesting conversations. He has started Time2Blog for people who want to engage in conversations and arguments about education,and those who seek self improvement.

Theme: teacher, teaching, education, classroom, school, facilitation, facilitator

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Annemieke Akkermans

Annemieke Akkermans

Annemieke Akkermans, Germany, Primary, Secondary, Open Educational Resources

Independent Learning and Technology professional with a background in organisation, television production and teaching...

SheLearner
Shelearner looks at technology and learning in a changing environment, in particular in schools and discovers that teachers can be strange creatures. (And she should know, having been one herself!)

Theme: technology & learning, school, teacher, shelearner, pedagogy, open educational resources

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Martha Griffin

Martha Griffin

Martha Griffin, USA, K-12, Education

I'm a science education consultant in low performing schools in Texas. I've been a public school teacher and a museum educator. I also do political consulting.

Lone Star Schools - currently offline
Education in Texas.

Theme: education, texas schools, texas state board of education, teachers, K-12