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Shaun Fletcher
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- I teach Grade 6 math and science in a rural school. I 've been experimenting with blogs, wikis, voicethreads, virtual science projects, video production,..............
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Hi, this is Kevin. Hope your summer is going well and you had some time to relax.
I've started a new Ning network for Middle School Science Teachers and I thought you might like to join. I thought it would be really good to have just middle school science teachers share some of their labs, demos, concerns, what works and what doesn't about teaching this level. Also, having our own Ning network would be better and give us more flexibility than having a group.
Hope to see you there.
Thanks, Kevin
My e-mail address is yuc148@psu.edu. Thank you.
I am an educational researcher at Pennsylvania State University in the US. My colleagues and I are currently writing a book chapter about using Web2.0 technologies in the classroom. I came across your class blog (http://classblogmeister.com/blog.php?blogger_id=84725&new_display_count=20)
last year when I was collecting information for writing the blog section. We thought your class blog is exemplary so we wrote a scenario illustrating how teachers can use class blogs for teaching based on your blog. We would like to ask your permission for doing so. In fact, we would love to share this scenario with you (perhaps you can provide us some feedback) before you consider granting permission to us. For the privacy issue, we would like to send the scenario to you via email. So if you would like to take a look at the scenario, please provide me with your email account and I can send it to you. Thank you. I am looking forward to your response.
Yu-hui Ching
I really like the voicethread you and your students created on mental math strategies. I am sharing it as an exemplar with some colleagues who are new to vt. Thanks!
Thanks again for that pbs link. I used it with my grade 5s and they loved it. Much appreciated.
teach science methods at U of Wiscosnin - La Crosse. I just launched http://teachingscience.ning.com/ for my secondary science students. However, I want this to grow into a community where pre-service and inservice teachers can share, collaborate and learn from each other. It would be great if you would consider joining!
The class doesn't start until Tuesday, so the community is pretty sparse right now! Delete Comment
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