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Wondering if someone in Thailand can help a 4th grader on a class project?
Started this discussion. Last reply by meL May 17, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Tech savvy parent with a child in a low tech school
Started this discussion. Last reply by meL Dec 30, 2008. 31 Replies 0 Likes
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meL commented on Susan Charbonneau's blog post 'Wordle for Cyberbullying'
As the recent suicide of the college student who jumped off the George Washington Bridge proves.
meL replied to Thomas Smith's discussion 'Question about useful digital tools' in the group Connecting Content and Technology
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meL replied to meL's discussion 'Wondering if someone in Thailand can help a 4th grader on a class project?'
Thanks, Crissy - am emailing you directly.
TeachingSagittarian replied to meL's discussion 'Wondering if someone in Thailand can help a 4th grader on a class project?'
Hi there!
I'm a fifth grade teacher (originally from New Zealand) living in Thailand and would be happy to help your daughter out. Would she rather interview a 5th grader? I have quite a few Thai nationals in my class that would love to help…
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- Accomack County Public Schools
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- I am an Instructional Technology Resource Teacher on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. I get to spend my day encouraging and teaching teachers how to use technology in their classrooms.
I love trying new toys and tools and then figuring out how they can be used in the classroom. Although I work in a relatively small school district, we try to be farily technology forward. All our teachers have laptops and LCD projectors (some ceiling mounted, some on carts). Everyone has access to SchoolPads, TurningPoint kits, document cameras, digital cameras and digital video cameras. Some teachers have interactive whiteboards. Not everyone makes use of them, but I certainly try in the two middle schools and one elementary school I work with.
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- At 11:39pm on February 21, 2010,
Dave said…
- Hello Mel,
I am a graduate student at California State University Fresno. I am looking for anyone who might know of a middle school or schools who would like to participate in my master's research project. I am trying to determine how much time middle school students (6th-8th graders) spend on line using social networking sites and on-line collaborative web sites to discuss academic content. I am looking for 1:1 laptop students and also students who do not use laptops in their classrooms. I need the following: school name, contact name and e-mail address. Thanks!
Dave Hauxhurst
ea.literacycoach@gmail.com
- At 6:23am on January 24, 2010,
Leslie Roy said… - Hey meL--Sorry I'm so late responding, but I think you know what I've been busy with! Has it gotten any better for you? Every new assignment just makes me shake my head and wonder what I'm doing.
- At 1:51pm on December 12, 2008,
Mark Cruthers said… - Hi meL,
With your interest in instructional technology I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's web based power point presentation pltform. Both free feature rich web tools, I think, will be very helpful and even fun for the students and teachers in your school district.
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