Monthly Archives: August 2007

Booruch – interviewed me about Classroom Displays and Usefulwiki

Booruch Education Podcast Reflections #44bThis week, I am in conversation with Linda Hartley, a former Teaching Assistant, who runs the Classroom Displays Flickr Group and is introducing a variety of other Web 2.0 tools for sharing and collaboration between Teaching … Continue reading

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News: Survey reveals TAs' unpaid work

News: Survey reveals TAs’ unpaid work Survey reveals TAs’ unpaid work School support staff are still doing regular unpaid work outside of their hours, researchers have found. The government-funded survey is based on information from nearly 3,000 support staff who … Continue reading

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News: Survey reveals TAs’ unpaid work

News: Survey reveals TAs’ unpaid work Survey reveals TAs’ unpaid work School support staff are still doing regular unpaid work outside of their hours, researchers have found. The government-funded survey is based on information from nearly 3,000 support staff who … Continue reading

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Why am I surprised?

Via Musings of an old Welsh dragon 86% I beat him by 2%!

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Just for fun – or a great way of sharing children's work?

Marcia McGowan’s first grade class used their self-portaits to create some online fun. She’s also involved in lots of internet exchange projects and I love her quote: This is purposeful, authentic, engaging work that begins to prepare today’s learners for … Continue reading

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