Canadians Mashup

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Comment by Dagmar on December 18, 2010 at 3:01pm

Is there a need for English as a Second Language teachers in Montreal/Quebec? Before I make the leap to get jobs teaching French Immersion, my husband and I thought it would be great to live in Quebec for a year, to boost the language skills (my French is fluent, but not perfect).

 

Is there work in both the private schools and public? My degrees are in German and History (with a Master's in education), so I have no official degree in English. But, as a native speaker, who has taught ESL, I would like to think I'd be a good candidate. Does anyone know?

 

Thank you!

Comment by Sal P on November 5, 2010 at 9:26am

Hi, Nice to join. I'm an entrepreneur from Winnipeg who has an interest in education. I just built a website called Enterthegroup.com which allows students to manage their group projects online for free. It also allows teachers to manage classrooms online too.

Comment by Volcano Experience on September 21, 2010 at 8:32am

HI
Could you take a moment and send us the answer to this survey
so the project can move forward....

What grade level are students you teach about volcanoes?

Do you include information on health effects?

Volcanoes - Effects on Health
• Respiratory -breathing ash asthma, bronchitis, emphysema
• Gas Plumes and Airplanes
• Crops, land - poisons in volcano ash
• Effects in ocean - Hydrothermal Volcanoes
• Geotourism - safe viewing • Destruction: Buildings, transportation,communication
• Good & Bad Bacteria that live in underwater volcano soils
• Study Martian Volcanoes on Earth
• FUN Make Your Own Volcano
• Make A Volcano Cake

these topics can be found on
http://www.volcanoexperience.com

send email to admin@volcanoexperience.com
or at classroom20.com

thank you!
we reply to all responses, but are not sure that we receive your email
so if you dont get reply, send again. thanks.

Comment by Daryl Bambic on September 14, 2010 at 8:22am

Thanks to Agnes for the DialogueOnline.ca link. I'm a Social Science teacher looking for collaboration opportunities with other classrooms - especially for the "Philosophy for Teens" class (grade 10&11 students). I am interested in connecting with other teachers/students who enjoy the philosophical pursuits and would like to exchange ideas about how we could encourage students in their philosophical questioning. I blog at yourlearningcurve.com

Comment by Agnes Stawicki on September 13, 2010 at 7:40pm

Hi - I'm from DialogueOnline.ca, a resource for Canadian Teachers. It's really great to find this group. Looking forward to learning from you and also providing some tools and resources.

QUESTION: How many of your schools have facebook fan pages? We're putting together an article on facebook as a marketing tool. Send us the links.

Agnes

Comment by Keith Webster on August 28, 2010 at 2:49pm

Hi there, I'm teaching educational technology at the University of Victoria and Thompson Rivers University. I work as an instructional designer at UVic as my day job.

I hope to get my students into the community and resources that Classroom 2.0 has to offer.

Comment by Karen Gonzales on July 29, 2010 at 10:21pm

Hello from the scenic North Peace Region of British Columbia. I am proud to be part of an innovative and creative network of professionals. I'm an intermediate teacher and part-time social responsibility district support teacher always looking for ways to build stronger, more positive caring and connected learning communities. Just getting my feet wet with all Classroom 2.0 has to offer!

Comment by Laura Bechard on July 6, 2010 at 8:38pm

Hi Everyone. I'm in Calgary - working as a faculty development officer at Bow Valley College. Love to see examples of post-secondary applications for NING and other Web 2.0 technologies such as wikis, etc. I'm enrolled right now in the PBWorks summer camp and learning lots about possibilities with wikis. Any examples from post-secondary that could be shared with instructors to stimulate ideas and dream about the possibilities?

Comment by suehellman on June 11, 2010 at 6:50am

The people at Discovery have arranged a get together with refreshments for Canadian educators at ISTE on Tuesday, June 29 from 6 to 9 pm at the local Earls. Steve Dembo will be there, and Austin (our host) is hoping we'll RSVP using the link in the invitation below. I'm hoping I'll finally get a chance to meet some of you!!!

CANADA_Invite(3).pdf

Comment by Roger Nevin on June 8, 2010 at 5:30pm

Thanks for setting this up. Hope to see some of you !

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