"Hihi I'm a Literature teacher in Singapore and I'm teaching Curious Incident this year. I've a hard time designing lessons and was wondering if you could share with me some of the tips and resources that you've used. It's…"
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Jenny Clay replied to Ben Davis's discussion Success with www.bubbl.us"This sounds great and I'll be keen to give it a go as well! After reading all the posts I think I have some ideas of how I could incorporate it into my lessons. Thanks!"
Jenny Clay replied to Jenny Clay's discussion The Curious Incident"Thanks Megan - that was really helpful! I've been away for a few weeks so my apologies for not replying earlier. I'll try the wiki - I had a look at it tonight and it seems fairly straightforward - a number of the activities that I've…"
Jenny Clay posted a discussionThe Curious Incident
I'm about to start a new unit for the HSC based on Mark Haddon's novel 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time'. I'm wondering if anyone had any interesting approaches to teaching this unit that incorporated web 2.0 technologies? I've used blogging in my previous unit. I'm curious (!) about using wikis, but do I need to have access to something like Moodle to set one up? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated :) Jenny
Jenny Clay replied to Lynn Marentette's discussion Let's share links to our blogs!"Thanks Viviana! I taught the Area of Study in Term 4 but I'll use the Youtube clip in revision before the HSC - thanks for the ideas! Jenny"
Jenny Clay replied to Becky Timberlake's discussion Julius Caesar or Taming of the Shrew"We use Taming of the Shrew with our Year 10 students (15-16 yrs) and Julius Caesar generally appears on the HSC list (17-18 yrs) in NSW. They are two completely different texts. ToS works very well because our girls often identify themselves with…"
Jenny Clay replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"Hi everyone - I've only just been introduced to Ning this year and it's been great to find a community so passionate about Web 2.0 as the future of education. I'm an executive in my school and I see it as my job to help facilitate the…"
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- At 2:31pm on March 20, 2009,
Anne Mirtschin said…
- Hi Jenny, and welcome to classroom2.0. I am a teacher from Australia, in a small country p-12 school in Western Victoria. There are quite a few Australian teachers as members here. As there are now 20000members, they do come from all over the world. So make sure that you make friends and follow the discussions and join some groups.
- At 4:10am on March 19, 2009,
Ariane Skapetis said… - Hi Jenny,
I haven't come across any other students from UTS. I am quite impressed with the online dialogue here and have made international connections with a teacher from the U.S. We are working on an online project with our students.
We are both teachers and I feel our paths might cross at some stage in this online community. All the best with online learning.
- At 3:39am on March 19, 2009, Ariane Skapetis said…
- Hi Jenny,
Are you currently a student at UTS and doing e-learning subject with AnneBB?
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