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Old Skills or New? Hand written worksheets and the 21st C Skill Set

Posted on December 12, 2007 by Linda

Dy/dan fell in love with the design aesthetics of this hand written worksheet and started to question our obsession with the word processor: dy/dan » Blog Archive » Careful now. I saw this in a pile of forgotten masters while … Continue reading →

Posted in classroom displays, reflection, teaching, tools

Accelerated Learning- What does it mean for classroom displays?

Posted on November 26, 2007 by Linda

There’s a good discussion about the Accelerated Learning approach to displays in the History Teacher’s forum : I have a colleague at my school who only displays students’ work outside of her classroom – that is in corridors really. She … Continue reading →

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Blog action Day – Environment Display – Antarctica

Posted on October 15, 2007 by Linda

Classroom Displays » Environment Display – Antarctica I’ve been blogging about the environment over at the Classroom Displays Blog because today is Blog Action Day Today’s classroom display has an environmental theme in honour of Blog Action Day. I love … Continue reading →

Posted in classroom displays, Project Based Learning, web 2.0

Booruch – interviewed me about Classroom Displays and Usefulwiki

Posted on August 30, 2007 by Linda

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 →

Posted in action research, classroom displays, current project

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

Posted on August 15, 2007 by Linda

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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