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Modularised courses: The teacher becomes the student | Teaching in the wild
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Teaching in the wild. Connected learning in higher education. Modularised courses: The teacher becomes the student. August 16, 2016. Module 1 – researching convict ancestors – 7 weeks – no fees. Assessment – weekly quizzes and one major assignment. So, given all these negatives, what were the positives? Module 2 – writing family history – 7 weeks – fee-paying. Assessment – weekly writing tasks, weekly peer feedback, 2 assignments. What has this experience taught me about online learning and teaching?
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Teaching in the wild. Connected learning in higher education. Modularised courses: The teacher becomes the student. August 16, 2016. The last time I enrolled an online university course (that wasn’t a MOOC) was in the late 90s. So it was with great anticipation that I recently enrolled in an […]. Read Article →. Sector-wide measurement of student engagement – validity for online learning. June 1, 2016. Read Article →. Developing students’ digital identities. April 4, 2016. Read Article →. We need, first,...
Inquiry-based connected learning | Teaching in the wild
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Teaching in the wild. Connected learning in higher education. December 16, 2015. In this post, I describe the design of a course (unit) that I’ve been teaching online for a number of years. It’s a good time for me to reflect on the course, as here in Australia the semester finished a few weeks ago, and I’m now considering the changes I’m going to make for the next iteration. Who are my students? What is my approach? Because the course is part of the teacher-librarianship program. The course also addresse...
‘Education is something that we create for ourselves’: Personalized learning and connected learning | Teaching in the wild
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Teaching in the wild. Connected learning in higher education. Education is something that we create for ourselves’: Personalized learning and connected learning. February 23, 2015. In art of teaching. We need, first, to take charge of our own learning, and next, help others take charge of their own learning. We need to move beyond the idea that an education is something that is provided for us, and toward the idea that an education is something that we create for ourselves. ( Downes, 2010. Personalized l...
Mindfulness, attentiveness & learning online | Teaching in the wild
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Teaching in the wild. Connected learning in higher education. Mindfulness, attentiveness and learning online. December 12, 2015. This this week and the discussion by Kate Bowles. Way of being in the world. She critiques the situation where ‘both mindfulness and attentiveness, which are reflective practices, have become harnessed to an agenda of productive practices’. To address their anxiety, I use a number of strategies to create an environment where students can freely ask ‘dumb questions’. I have ...
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Reflecting – Does Integration Prevent Disengagement in the Middle Years? | Learning Through Inquiry
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Reflecting – Does Integration Prevent Disengagement in the Middle Years? Five differently-coloured paperclips joined together into a chain. [Photograph]. Retrieved from Encyclopædia Britannica ImageQuest. Http:/ quest.eb.com/#/search/118 797605/1/118 797605/cite. An Argument for Integration. The Negatives of Integration. Apple, M.W. and Beane, J.A. (1999). Lessons from democratic schools. In M. W. Apple and J. A. Beane (Eds.),. Democratic schools: lessons from the chalk face. Utilising ICTs to Enhance In...
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Reference List | Learning Through Inquiry
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Barell, J. (2008). Why are school buses always yellow? Teaching for inquiry, preK-5. Kindle edition]. Retrieved from http:/ www.amazon.com/School-Buses-Always-Yellow-ebook/dp/B00AFFRRY2/ref=sr 1 1? Barell, J. (2010). Problem-based learning: The foundation for 21st century skills. 21st century skills: Rethinking how students learn. Brooks, J. G., &Brooks, M. G. (1993). The case for constructivist classrooms. Alexandria, VA: Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development. Devitt, M. (1991). Gillon,...
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Utilising ICTs to Enhance Inquiry | Learning Through Inquiry
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Utilising ICTs to Enhance Inquiry. Posted in Classroom Examples. I’ve recently read an article by Elizabeth Buckner and Paul Kim documenting their research on the implications of Integrating technology and pedagogy for inquiry-based learning using the Stanford Mobile Inquiry-based Learning Environment (SMILE). The Integration of ICTs and Pedagogy. Particularly the ICT Capability, are met by students in their learning. Student and Teacher Training in ICTs. Whether or not the SMILE method is adopted in you...
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Author Archives: Kathryn Schravemade. Shifting Perspectives and Global Competency as Keys to Learning. Recently, I was fortunate enough to listen to Veronica Boix Mansilla. 8216;s keynote address on Global Competency at the Adolescent Success. As a convert to the work of Project Zero. Utilising ICTs to Enhance Inquiry. Posted in Classroom Examples. While this particular study examined the influence of SMILE on inquiry-based learning in developing countries, it raised several factors for consideration by ...
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Shifting Perspectives and Global Competency as Keys to Learning | Learning Through Inquiry
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Shifting Perspectives and Global Competency as Keys to Learning. Recently, I was fortunate enough to listen to Veronica Boix Mansilla. 8216;s keynote address on Global Competency at the Adolescent Success. As a convert to the work of Project Zero. I look forward to examining Mansilla’s work further and strongly suggest the work of both Mansilla and fellow Project Zero researchers such as David Perkins as a great starting place for those interested in inquiry learning. Utilising ICTs to Enhance Inquiry.
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From Hierarchical to Networked: Ensuring Lifeready and Lifeworthy Learning in the Digital Age | The Private Teacher
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Transcending the walls of the classroom through the sharing of ideas and learning. From Hierarchical to Networked: Ensuring Lifeready and Lifeworthy Learning in the Digital Age. The relentless pace of change of the twenty-first century has framed learning as a cultural phenomenon as globalisation, technological advancements and the rise of the digital age have created a need for citizens to become lifelong learners who are constantly up-skilling in order to survive and thrive ( Douglas and Seely Brown.
POP!…goes the classroom of the 21st Century | The 21st Century Teacher
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The 21st Century Teacher. Teaching with popular culture. 28 Innovative web-based tools to use in the classroom. Popular culture texts that can be used in the English and History classroom. Goes the classroom of the 21st Century. October 10, 2014. Popular Culture and Youth. Popular Culture in the Classroom. You are a student. Imagine sitting in rows facing the whiteboard. Your English teacher walks in the door and gives the class a ten minute lecture about how William Shakespeare’s play. Digital native st...
Flabbergasted….There is a ‘new literacy’? | The 21st Century Teacher
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The 21st Century Teacher. Teaching with popular culture. 28 Innovative web-based tools to use in the classroom. Popular culture texts that can be used in the English and History classroom. Flabbergasted.There is a ‘new literacy’? August 20, 2014. When I first started my teaching career in 2011 I had little idea that the ways in which students would learn could evolve so quickly. Recently I became familiar with the concept of ‘. According to Leu, et al (2011, p. 6) literacy is now:. Deictic: the nature an...
Battle of the Decades: The 90’s vs. Now | The 21st Century Teacher
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The 21st Century Teacher. Teaching with popular culture. 28 Innovative web-based tools to use in the classroom. Popular culture texts that can be used in the English and History classroom. Battle of the Decades: The 90’s vs. Now. August 29, 2014. Popular Culture and Youth. The 90’s vs. Now. If you have not realised by now, I am a 90’s child. I still remember all the things that were popular when I was growing up. I would listen to the. On my discman; watch television programs, such as. And play with my.
Kids these days…what is popular with the youth of 2014 | The 21st Century Teacher
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The 21st Century Teacher. Teaching with popular culture. 28 Innovative web-based tools to use in the classroom. Popular culture texts that can be used in the English and History classroom. Kids these dayswhat is popular with the youth of 2014. September 30, 2014. Popular Culture and Youth. 2013-2014 Popular Culture Inforgraphic. From social media tools, technology, music, film, television, novels and celebrities, what ‘kids these days’ find entertaining differs greatly. Oh, how times have changed! You ar...
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The truth about teaching in the territory – – the real story.
The truth about teaching in the territory. 8211; the real story. Teaching in the Territory – THE TRUTH. If you want to know THE TRUTH about teaching in the territory, read these blogs:. Http:/ cardfightback.wordpress.com. Http:/ philsfacebookflop.wordpress.com. Http:/ foifordummies.wordpress.com. Http:/ iheartcfb.wordpress.com. 2 thoughts on “Teaching in the Territory – THE TRUTH”. Never teach in the Northern Territory. May 15, 2015 at 5:36 pm. I would never teach there. May 15, 2015 at 7:12 pm.
Teaching in the Tongass
Teaching in the Tongass. A teaching blog by an Alaska teacher. Clip art, craftivities, math and writing workshop. Thursday, August 13, 2015. Box top.out on the floor. It's officially back to school time here in Juneau and although I won't be headed to the classroom this year (I'm taking a leave of absence to spend some time with my babies! My head is for some reason still in that mode. So.I made something that was on my to-do list for when I am. Back in the classroom! Does your school collect Box Tops?
Teaching in the Tropics
Sunday, 6 November 2016. I thought this would never happen, but I am finally posting my 2016-2017 classroom tour! I always have big plans to take all my classroom photos and post them at the beginning of the year, but the never ending back-to-school to do list seems to get in the way every time. I think I'll just blame it on island time. ;) Anyway, hope you enjoy this little tour of my classroom! Here is the view from my doorway, looking towards my classroom library:. I used my Silhouette Cameo to cut it...
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Teaching in the Valley. Tuesday, October 1, 2013. It's October My favorite month of the year! Fall foods, fall weather, Halloween, pumpkins, apples, leaves changing - I love it all. Bummer that none of it really happens in Arizona. And let's be honest, drinking apple cider and munching on pumpkin muffins is not the same when it's still in the upper 90s. Plus it's kind of hard for leaves to change colors when I mostly see palm trees and cacti around. Loving: That Fall Break is so so so close! Needing: A m...
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Teaching in the wild | connected learning in higher education
Teaching in the wild. Connected learning in higher education. Modularised courses: The teacher becomes the student. August 16, 2016. The last time I enrolled an online university course (that wasn’t a MOOC) was in the late 90s. So it was with great anticipation that I recently enrolled in an […]. Read Article →. Sector-wide measurement of student engagement – validity for online learning. June 1, 2016. Read Article →. Developing students’ digital identities. April 4, 2016. Read Article →. We need, first,...
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A blog about the experiences of an American Fulbrighter teaching in Tomsk, RU. -The opinions and positions expressed in this blog are not necessarily those of the Fulbright Program or the U.S. Department of State. Thursday, October 7, 2010. Sunday, July 12, 2009. Http:/ www.facebook.com/album.php? Http:/ www.facebook.com/album.php? Http:/ www.facebook.com/album.php? Http:/ www.facebook.com/album.php? Http:/ www.facebook.com/album.php? Http:/ www.facebook.com/album.php? Monday, May 25, 2009. We, of course...
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Evaluating Different Focuses for Future Teachers. Many young men and women go to school for the purpose of teaching. They want nothing more than to build the minds of the future through different subjects and lessons. Whether your focus. Being an Effective Elementary School Teacher. There are many factors which play into an elementary school teacher's personality. Patience, kindness, and fairness are just a few of the most common attributes and each of these can be buil.
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Evaluating Different Focuses for Future Teachers. Many young men and women go to school for the purpose of teaching. They want nothing more than to build the minds of the future through different subjects and lessons. Whether your focus. Being an Effective Elementary School Teacher. There are many factors which play into an elementary school teacher's personality. Patience, kindness, and fairness are just a few of the most common attributes and each of these can be buil.
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Evaluating Different Focuses for Future Teachers. Many young men and women go to school for the purpose of teaching. They want nothing more than to build the minds of the future through different subjects and lessons. Whether your focus. Being an Effective Elementary School Teacher. There are many factors which play into an elementary school teacher's personality. Patience, kindness, and fairness are just a few of the most common attributes and each of these can be buil.
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