Introductions
Please introduce yourself, let us know a little bit about you, and where you are from.
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Permalink Reply by Nancy Bosch on
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I'm interested in self directed math programs starting with Pre-Algebra. Do you know of any that are good?
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Permalink Reply by Scot Graden on -
Hello All - Scot Graden here, I'm an administrator in Saline, Michigan, USA. I'm looking for some useful and practical collaborative practices.....
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Permalink Reply by Brenda on -
I am a second grade teacher in California. Most of my students are Spanish speakers. I have a wonderful class (most of the time) and they love to read. I want to learn how to make the most of the school day to help them grow.
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Permalink Reply by guzman on -
Hi everyone, I'm Guzman Tierno.
I'm italian, I'm a math teacher. I live in Florence. Italy.
I've studied math and IT and love to try combine those two when teaching.
Here's my first post with a video we made at school and I find interesting:
Sketchup and math
guzman.
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Permalink Reply by Pat Cook on -
Hi! I'm Pat Cook. I teach Grade 7 at Grand Manan Community School on Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, Canada. I'm fairly new to technology and new to teaching. I'd like to connect my students with other 12- and 13-year-olds around the world, in particular in the UK, Australia, and/or other parts of Canada.
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Permalink Reply by Gail on -
Hi All! Gail here and very excited to have happened upon this site! I am very interested in integrated learning experiences. I feel we as teachers are way too segregated by curricular areas. I am looking for ways to "bring the learning together" to provide rich learning opportunities for our students. Technology is just one of my "habits" and it looks like this site will feed it quite nicely!
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Permalink Reply by Phil Venditti on
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This site looks very interesting. I teach public speaking at a technical college in Washington State, USA, and am always interested in sharing new ways to help students learn. Lately I've been introducing students to Facebook, but most often they and I exchange information by old-style methods such as e-mail. / A colleague and I coordinate a project called "Good Stories for Good Learning," whose website is at http://www.goodstoriesforgoodlearning.org We want the project to become international in scope, so if you have educationally valuable personal stories to share, I hope you'll get in touch with me at phil.venditti@cptc.edu
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Permalink Reply by Mary Bless on -
Hello everyone! I am a recent convert from classroom teacher to administrator at a small school that serves students with learning disabilities. I oversee technology at our school and still get to team teach some computer classes which I thoroughly enjoy. One of my other administrative tasks is to aid the staff in their professional development in the area of technology.
I'm interested in collaborating with other elementary teachers and technology coordinators.
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Permalink Reply by Jesse Peters on -
Hello!
My name is Jesse Peters. I am finishing my undergraduate degree at Kansas State University in Secondary Education (yes I am taking the victory lap next year). This year KSU introduced a new course in Educational Technology that I am currently enrolled in and it has been a wonderful addition to the College of Education. I have become a strong supporter of the integration of technology into the classroom and the endless benefits it can provide to teachers and students. I can not wait to jump into the classroom and begin teaching with all of the new tools I have at my disposal!
Jesse
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I teach in OP Kansas and just got back from family Thanksgiving in Manhattan. I'm glad colleges are offering tech integration. I haven't seen a lot of it in the new teachers in my school.
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Mireles on
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Hi,
I'm Lisa Mireles living on the island of Kaua'i in Hawaii. I am a principal of a small, independent school, working on my doctorate in EdTech from Pepperdine, teaching online for Regis University (Tech for Educators), a CODIE judge, a mom, a wife and a stand up paddleboarder. Prior to moving to Kaua'i, I worked in International Schools for 9 years and my last overseas job was at the American School of Bombay where I was Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum/Staff Development as we integrated all 3 IB programs and a one to one laptop program. I'm thinking of writing my dissertation on some aspect of Web 2.0 tools - my current favorite idea is teacher awareness, perception and use of Web 2.0 tools. It's probably much too broad so if anyone has any ideas, advice, resources or knows of anyone else doing something similar, I would love to know!
Aloha,
Lisa
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Permalink Reply by Pam Allyn on
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Hi to all! My name is Pam Allyn and I am very happy to be here on Classroom 2.0. I have worked in the field of literacy education for a long time, and I can't remember a time when education was simmering to quite this degree since the years of Don Murray and Don Graves when they started the conversation on writing process so many, many years ago. They brought a new fire to the profession, and that is what I feel is happening now with the 2.0 possibilities. I appreciate you all for experimenting and for leading the way. I lead two organizations, LitLife and now, LItWorld, which serve school communities in the area of literacy education. I am most interested in how the 2.0 technology can help the teachers and the students with whom we work to be inspired by words. I am very eager to hear what you are all doing and to browse here. Thank you!
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