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Kean University of NJ
About Me:
Coordinator, NJ Consortium for Middle Schools, Adjunct, Dept. of Elementary, Middle, and Secondary Education, Kean University (Middle School Philosophy and Curriculum). Adjunct, Dept. of Ed. Leadership, William Paterson University.Google Certified Teacher. LoTi Certified Facilitator. Yahoo! Trained Educator. Author of 3 books for ISTE and 1 for Rowman and Littlefield. Presenter at numerous conferences and workshops. Particularly interested in online tools for educational uses, graphic organizers, high yield brain based teaching strategies, teacher attrition, middle schools, professional development, video, photography, screencasting, writing. leadership, school change.
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At 6:04am on October 3, 2008, Achimugu Rebecca said…
Dear Jim
I was exicted when i saw your mail, i appologise for replying this late...being so busy with work.
The economy here in Nigeria is relatively stable although we still have alot of unemployed people.But its good to know ur doing well and the family is great...however the economy is in the US,Jim dont forget that you will always excel,coz u've got God on your side!
My regards to your student from Nigeria,please tell him i wish him all the best..
At 2:46pm on August 30, 2008, Tony Varni said…

You may be interested in the film series, Adina's Deck ( www.adinasdeck.com ) which is perfect for the increasingly more tech-savvy middle school students. The films are short, entertaining and extremely "watchable" and are educational for kids, teachers and parents. Episode 1, the cyber bully pilot episode, won best student film at the International Family Film Festival. Episode 2 is the Case of the Online Crush, and touches on the dangers of online predators. Episode 3 in the Case of the Plagiarized Paper the deals with the consequences of cheating. The writers, directors, and lead cast members participate in live discussions when they have attended dozens school assemblies and film festivals. They are booked to appear at many more locations this school year. Like in Episode 1, the story-lines of Episodes 2 and 3 create a lot of "who-done-it" suspense, with plot twists that are sure to promote a lot of discussion on these real, timely topics. The students really get into the discussion topics, and want to know what the characters will do next. Adina's Deck is a valuable and socially important tool.
At 1:09am on August 1, 2008, Achimugu Rebecca said…
Thanks Jim,
Yeah, am really making progress and am finding it interesting too, I don't have a digital camera yet but i do have a cell phone.
I wil be teaching in a new private school PIAE in Abuja, Nigeria and we shall commence by September...
i hopefully will be teaching the age range of 14 and up!
Thanks once more for keeping in touch Jim!
At 12:29pm on July 31, 2008, Achimugu Rebecca said…
I served as an attached staff during my youth service in the Human Resource Dept. of an Insurance Company for a year -'06/'07, so my present employer decieded to give me a chance!
Am presently learning how to effectively use the over head projector, how to tape documentaries from a public TV for my students and getting also acquinted with the CD-Roms and web-based students projects....guess am gonna need your help on this....
Thanks Jim
At 9:19am on July 30, 2008, Achimugu Rebecca said…
I thought as much, well am presently developing myself on technological approach to teaching, i mean how to effectively use it in the classroom.
I already have a Bsc (Ed) in Biology and i plan to teach age level 14 and up.
All the best in your work Jim!
At 2:53am on July 30, 2008, Achimugu Rebecca said…
Hey Jim, just thought i should ask how work is going?
You have been so busy lately i guess?
hope to hear from you soon.
At 5:52pm on July 6, 2008, Ana Buckmaster said…
Hi Jim,
Thanks for the invite!
Smiles,
Ana =)
At 9:50am on July 5, 2008, Achimugu Rebecca said…
Hi Jim, i am presently a human resource officer in a private company here in Nigeria, where we do alot of things like staff training,staff performance evaluation,staff welfare,employee of the month programe and so much more..
But Jim, i really want to switch to teaching because it is what i have finanally decieded to do, i mean i know its going to be totally different from want i used to know about teaching,bringing back the pride of teachers to Nigeria to be specific and i want to be part of it.......
So Jim, i am really looking forward to learning and sharing so much with you.
Thank you.
At 1:39am on July 2, 2008, Achimugu Rebecca said…
Hi Jim,
Thank you so much for the invitation.
Becky.
At 5:39pm on July 1, 2008, Randy Fitzgerald said…
Hi, Jim,

Thanks for the invitation!

Randy
 
 

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