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And the Winner is…… Social Issues!
Photo Courtesy of Creative Commons This week my principal sent out the guidelines for up and coming report cards, Trimester 2. Yep, it’s that time already, which means soon my Grade 5 students will be...
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THE JOURNEY CONTINUES
So I will admit to have been putting writing this blog post off – for a while! When I read the subject matter for this post, my heart sunk. Indeed, the last 2 years of Coetail have been a wonderful...
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Course 5 Final Project – A Tech-less Reading Unit to Techtastic!
Reading Workshop photo courtesy of Cheryl Harrington Reading workshop has always been one of my favourite areas of the curriculum to teach. An opportunity to read a range of books, open students minds...
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Course 4 Final Project – Still Tinkering!
‘Re-design a unit from the ground up, to embed technology meaningfully and authentically as a means to enhancing learning “. Coetail 4 – Final Project. Wow. This is an area that I have constantly...
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The Power of Blogging
Flicker photo shared by Cambodia4kids.org under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-SA) license. At the beginning of the year, during my ‘Back to School Night’ presentation, I referred to my class blog at least...
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And the Winner is…… Social Issues!
Photo Courtesy of Creative Commons This week my principal sent out the guidelines for up and coming report cards, Trimester 2. Yep, it’s that time already, which means soon my Grade 5 students will be...
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THE JOURNEY CONTINUES
So I will admit to have been putting writing this blog post off – for a while! When I read the subject matter for this post, my heart sunk. Indeed, the last 2 years of Coetail have been a wonderful...
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Course 5 Final Project – A Tech-less Reading Unit to Techtastic!
Reading Workshop photo courtesy of Cheryl Harrington Reading workshop has always been one of my favourite areas of the curriculum to teach. An opportunity to read a range of books, open students minds...
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