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School / Work Affiliation: King's College

Website: http://web.mac.com/kingswarrnambool

About Me: This is my 29th year of teaching. I have been a primary teacher up until this year, but because of the dwindling number of Secondary teachers, I have decided to try my hand at Years 7 and 8. I am teaching English, Maths and Bible Study. So far it is great. I love to tell stories, and I love to play with computer software, especially Apple software. My latest interest is 'iweb', a fantastic way to show case your students' work, such as podcasts, artwork, vodcasts, poems and stories. I am working on teacher podcasts to encourage the students to learn their tables. My first one is posted. See if your students can 'beat the clock'. I have also be trawling the net (forgive the inadvertent, inverted pun) to find the best interactive websites to link to, so the students can practice at home.

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At 2:41pm on April 16, 2008, Gal said…: Hi, thanks for welcoming me.
I will visit your site and send you feedback soon.
Gal

At 2:25pm on March 27, 2008, Brian said…: Thanks, Anthony, for the update @ your country's education system. I found it fascinating! I enjoy international travel and meeting people from other countries. Just last night I had dinner with a master's student from Brazil and we discussed my working in Brussels this summer and my plans for traveling to London via train. What a small world through 2.0!

At 4:29pm on March 22, 2008, Brian said…: Welcome to 2.0--what ages are years 7 and 8? In the state we go by grades--7th grade would be about 12 years of age.

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