So now that I’m actually in the classroom, co-teaching with a fabulous English teacher and using Garageband with students, there are a few things we’ve learned that may be useful […]
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Just before the holiday weekend, I had the honour of participating in a workshop led by Sandra Herbst on Assessement. The first thing she did impressed me the most. She introduced
Reading and Writing float on a sea of talk. –James Britton More and more research is suggesting that academic conversations are foundational for other literacy skills. Read this excerpt from a
I attended a Google Bootcamp with Learnstyle this summer. There I met +D.J. Cunningham, a successful and dynamic entreprenuer who founded the company despite his dyslexia. During our summer BootCamp, he showed us some
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@picswithastory December 31st, 2013 Thanks to a MISA Grant, I am able to work with a group of English Department Heads and teachers from across six secondary schools in our
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We recently showcased Garage Band to our 21C teams and it is incredible. Our friendly neighbourhood Computers in the Classroom Consultant (who taught everyone how to use it wonderfully), cited the
Today, teachers have opportunities to connect with experts in a way that we have never been able to do before. I had the pleasure of participating in a NFB virtual
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I had a great conversation with a group of educators a few weeks ago about education technology and something a young teacher said struck me. It is the same feeling
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1999 Teacher vs 2020 Teacher So I get that this video is about showing how learning English has been made simpler by the use of technology, and before people send
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Just the other day, I heard about two Toronto Firefighters who were suspended for making inappropriate comments on Twitter. As I embark upon a year-long journey with a team of colleagues
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