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Course 5 Final Project
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Wrapping Up Unit – Final Project Underway
As I am finding out with any new unit that replaces an old one, it always takes more time then intended. In my last blog I outlined the phases my team has completed and just now finishing phase 4, which … Continue reading
Project 5 Progress – I Think
With about three weeks to go with my new Social Studies unit entitled Justice, I thought it might be time to share some of my progress up to this point. Having read @Sanne blog and reading about how she had … Continue reading
Google Apps Summit Tokyo in Video
Thought I would post these. A couple videos that Glenda Baker and Brendan Madden, two teachers at the American School in Japan, pulled together for the Google Apps Summit held at ASIJ last weekend. Enjoy!
Google Summit Tokyo
I just attended a Google Apps for Educators this weekend held for the first time in Tokyo. We were fortunate to have it on our campus here at the American School in Japan (ASIJ) and, a true highlight for me, … Continue reading
Discussing Images Online
As I begin my launch into my final project for course 5 I wanted to share a great tech find from our IT department. They came across a new program called Marqueed.com and felt it might be useful with the … Continue reading
Project Ideas
My brainstorm of three options I have in mind for Course 5 project. Keeping in mind the following: Why do you think this unit is a good possibility for your Course 5 project? What are some of your concerns about … Continue reading
Device-filled Classroom Management
So in your device-filled classroom, how have you changed (or how will you change) your classroom management practices? What tried-and-true methods can be updated to work in your new environment? What methods need to be rethought, revamped or retired? What … Continue reading
The Future of Technology
Will education as we know it change because of technology? Where and how will you be teaching in 5, 10, 15 years time? I stumbled upon this Blog from Jordan Lujewaan entitled 10 Ways the Next 10 Years Are Going … Continue reading
Flipping the Classroom
As I reflect on my understanding of the flipped classroom model, I have been thinking more about my own ‘flipped’ philosophy. Further, how would this model meld with my grade level and technology integration? In Daniel Pink’s article entitled “Think … Continue reading