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Andrew Vicars commented on the post, Course 4, Final Project, on the site Hangarau 5 months ago
Thanks Jeff.
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Andrew Vicars commented on the post, Schools! What are they good for?, on the site Hangarau 5 months ago
Thanks for posting your message. I agree with you and if I were to put my money on what a future school would look like I would hope that it still looks very much like a traditional brick & mortar school today. […]
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Andrew Vicars commented on the post, Using an image to help teach about Unemployment, on the site Full Court Press 5 months, 1 week ago
That link leads to a whole lot of great infographics but it took me a while to find the one that you have used for your picture. It would be interesting to see if someone could design a live infographic so that […]
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Andrew Vicars commented on the post, The contributors, on the site Full Court Press 5 months, 1 week ago
Thanks for the audio slide show. I’m not sure that I learnt a lot about economics or technology but I learnt a whole lot about many other things. It took me about an hour to watch this as I googled the people in […]
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Andrew Vicars commented on the post, Flipping in PE, on the site Tackling the Technology World 5 months, 1 week ago
Nice blog. You should show Rock how to use CompFight.
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Andrew Vicars commented on the post, Rethinking Motivation, on the site Live to Learn, Learn to Live 5 months, 1 week ago
Thank you for sharing this post, you raise some good ideas. I think that originally grades were not designed to motivate students but rather to rank students so that we could decide who would be lawyers and who […]
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Andrew Vicars wrote a new post, Course 4, Final Project, on the site Hangarau 5 months, 1 week ago
Why do you think this unit is a good possibility for your Course 5 project?
In one of my earlier posts, I observed that despite working with big and powerful Tetrix robots, I felt that many of my learning […] -
Andrew Vicars wrote a new post, The place where there is no darkness, on the site Hangarau 5 months, 1 week ago
Although most of my time is spent teaching physical education, a setting within which off-task behaviour is very easy to see, I have also taught health and I currently teach robotics in a 1:1 school. […] -
Andrew Vicars commented on the post, Schools! What are they good for?, on the site Hangarau 5 months, 1 week ago
Traditional brick and mortar schools allow us to fully interact and relate to our teachers. Teachers become mentors, confidants and role models and this interaction allows teachers to learn about us as […]
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Andrew Vicars wrote a new post, Schools! What are they good for?, on the site Hangarau 5 months, 1 week ago
This started out as a very long blog and has ended up as a very short one. The point that I wanted to make was that the large number of commentators, experts and academics who tell us that schools are broken, are […] -
Andrew Vicars commented on the post, DEPPLIF, on the site Hangarau 5 months, 1 week ago
Thanks for your support. It will be interesting to see how it goes. My big concern is time. Student led projects always consume more time than teacher directed ones so it will be a balancing act between giving […]
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Andrew Vicars commented on the post, Zen and the art of selling, on the site Hangarau 5 months, 1 week ago
Hi Jamie,
We have a strong VEX robotics competition as we host one of the Asian qualifying events for the world championship. We are trying to encourage more schools, especially international schools in Taipei […]
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Andrew Vicars commented on the post, DEPPLIF, on the site Hangarau 5 months, 1 week ago
Hi Dean,
I am swamped right now with our school grades and comments plus this course so I will have a look at your documents next week and send you mine then. By the sounds of things you are able to do a lot […]
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Andrew Vicars wrote a new post, DEPPLIF, on the site Hangarau 5 months, 1 week ago
We have all read and heard a lot of good things about Flipped Classrooms or Reversed Teaching and we have heard the criticisms as well. For today’s blog entry I’m going to put these arguments aside and instead […] -
Andrew Vicars wrote a new post, Witch Which, on the site Hangarau 6 months ago
The English language is a powerful and complex beast which we like to manipulate and wield in order to build a fortress from which to defend our positions and this week’s readings are full of wordsmith warriors. […] -
Andrew Vicars commented on the post, Cast your NETs, on the site Hangarau 6 months, 1 week ago
Thank you for the image love. I like to write a lot but I hate to look at all that text. Photos are nice to break things up but finding relevant creative commons photos is a very time consuming task, hence my […]
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Andrew Vicars commented on the post, Do we Teach Pencil?, on the site Chewing Over 6 months, 2 weeks ago
Yes we teach pencil. Parents and kindergarten teachers teach children how to hold pencils, how to make lines, shapes and letters. We teach children how to combine pencils with other tools such as stencils and […]
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Andrew Vicars wrote a new post, Cast your NETs, on the site Hangarau 6 months, 2 weeks ago
Who’s job is it to teach the NETs standards to students and how do we ensure they are being met in an integrated model?
This is a debate that my fellow colleagues and I have had numerous times over the last […]
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Andrew Vicars commented on the post, New class, new season, new website…., on the site Making it Real with Robotics! 7 months ago
Thanks Dean for writing this blog that caught my attention and Matt Kelsey for the good advice in the comments section. I have been looking for a wordpress theme just the likes ones described above. I tried to […]
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Andrew Vicars commented on the post, A Mathematical Mess: Course 3 Video, on the site Making it Real with Robotics! 7 months ago
Great little video. I like the rolling credits at the end. This is something that I need to add to my video. I presume that if you were using this in class you would pause the video to give the students time to […]
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