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Journey Through The Looking Glass: October 2011

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Journey Through The Looking Glass. Friday, 21 October 2011. Podcasting in the Elementary School Classroom. Or on http:/ education.podcast.com/. Can help students realize that not everything that they hear has to be the latest single from Lady Gaga or Justin Beber. Podcasts help students learn information by making it relevant in their world. The sheer number of podcasts available on any topic imaginable provides a huge opportunity for learning. Odcasting is just one of many technological tools that can b...

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Journey Through The Looking Glass: Today's learners and the IRP

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Journey Through The Looking Glass. Friday, 7 October 2011. Today's learners and the IRP. Who exactly are today’s learners? How do they learn? Engagement in the classroom. 21. How does a new teacher figure out what to teach? The BC IRPs . . . Upon closer inspection of the ELA IRP, I began to see patterns and repetition emerge as I started to make sense of the document. For example, in grades 3-5 PLO B1 (reading and viewing). I imagine that much of my first few years of teaching will be spent conversing wi...

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Journey Through The Looking Glass: And so it begins. . .

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Journey Through The Looking Glass. Wednesday, 21 September 2011. And so it begins. . . My name is Ashley and this is my first time blogging. I find the whole idea of ‘blogging’ my thoughts to the world a little intimidating. However, it is through stepping out of your comfort zone that you learn and grow and I look forward to the journey. 25 September 2011 at 07:36. Ashley, just want to say, Welcome to the Blogosphere! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. My future ELA classroom.

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Journey Through The Looking Glass: Writing and Representing in the Elementary School Classroom: What is important in the Grade 5 classroom and how can it be supported?

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Journey Through The Looking Glass. Friday, 11 November 2011. Writing and Representing in the Elementary School Classroom: What is important in the Grade 5 classroom and how can it be supported? I clearly remember the moment in upper elementary school when I realized that what I was writing would be GRADED. Somewhere along the way, it was expected that I. Assessment as Learning, Chapters 9 and 10, pg 89-109. Atwell, Nancy. In the middle: New understandings about writing, reading, and learning. Subscribe t...

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Journey Through The Looking Glass: Podcasting in the Elementary School Classroom

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Journey Through The Looking Glass. Friday, 21 October 2011. Podcasting in the Elementary School Classroom. Or on http:/ education.podcast.com/. Can help students realize that not everything that they hear has to be the latest single from Lady Gaga or Justin Beber. Podcasts help students learn information by making it relevant in their world. The sheer number of podcasts available on any topic imaginable provides a huge opportunity for learning. Odcasting is just one of many technological tools that can b...

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Journey Through The Looking Glass: ELA . . . Final thoughts

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Journey Through The Looking Glass. Tuesday, 29 November 2011. When I first started my ELA course in September, I really didn’t know what to expect. I had a somewhat negative view of the subject going in that was rooted in my negative ELA experiences in elementary school. I remembered classes focusing on Language Arts text books, spelling tests and little choice in materials. There is a wealth of information available to help teachers engage their students. From graphic novels (such as Bone. Available tha...

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Journey Through The Looking Glass: ELA in the classroom: Then and Now

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Journey Through The Looking Glass. Wednesday, 21 September 2011. ELA in the classroom: Then and Now. At the same time that I was hating ELA, I was loving Science and Math because my teachers made it fun. I recognize the huge responsibility I have to my future students to give them the skills they need to succeed in the world. ELA forms the foundations of learning and communication, and I look forward to learning how to teach these fundamental skills. 25 September 2011 at 07:43. I hope that made sense!

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Journey Through The Looking Glass: November 2011

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Journey Through The Looking Glass. Tuesday, 29 November 2011. When I first started my ELA course in September, I really didn’t know what to expect. I had a somewhat negative view of the subject going in that was rooted in my negative ELA experiences in elementary school. I remembered classes focusing on Language Arts text books, spelling tests and little choice in materials. There is a wealth of information available to help teachers engage their students. From graphic novels (such as Bone. Available tha...

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Journey Through The Looking Glass: September 2011

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Journey Through The Looking Glass. Wednesday, 21 September 2011. ELA in the classroom: Then and Now. At the same time that I was hating ELA, I was loving Science and Math because my teachers made it fun. I recognize the huge responsibility I have to my future students to give them the skills they need to succeed in the world. ELA forms the foundations of learning and communication, and I look forward to learning how to teach these fundamental skills. And so it begins. . . Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).