Introductions
Please introduce yourself, let us know a little bit about you, and where you are from.
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Permalink Reply by Patricia Judd on
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Hi all. Patricia Judd here. I teach middle school math and science in an intervention program for at risk students. I just discovered this site! Excitement doesn't quite describe my emotions right now. The possibilities for sharing and exchanging ideas on this site are endless. I thought this would be a great place to start. I may need some guidance from time to time. I am really interested in learning how to integrate math interactive notebooks into my class this year. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Permalink Reply by Paul Beaufait on
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In brief, I'm from Earth; the slide show provides detail (Pangea to Kumamoto, 2008c, below). I teach English as an additional language (EAL) in Japan. I joined this site to follow discussion initiated not long ago by Marielle here (Teaching Writing with Web 2.0 Media, 2008.06.27), in addition to other venues, because I am involved in computer-mediated communication for language learner and teacher development, and teach writing to learners of EAL.
Pangea to Kumamoto (2008c)View SlideShare presentation
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Permalink Reply by David Hamill on
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Hi everyone, I am an ‘I.T trainer’ within the Training & Publications group of IS Services of Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. I have also just completed my first year Masters course (M. Sc. Technology and Learning) at TCD.
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Permalink Reply by DaveC on
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Hello all.
My name's Dave Chamberlain. I live and teach in southern NH. I have only been teaching for a few years, but worked as a software engineer for about 20 years before teaching. I love adding technology to both my lessons and assignments and hope to pick up some new ideas and share what I have been doing.
I'm moving my blog and podcast over to a non-in-house server, but it is at My21stCenturyClassroom.blogspot.com if anyone is interested. I also twitter via twitter.com/MyTwitterSpace. I think that's about it for now.
-dave
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Permalink Reply by Jamie on
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Hello everyone,
My name is Jamie and I work with a team that is in charge of Mead Map - - the same Mead that makes Trapper Keeper, Five Star notebooks, etc. (I made my shameless plug in the appropriate place : )
If anyone has any questions or is interested in running some classroom pilot programs, add me as friend.
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Permalink Reply by Carol Brasfield on
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Hi! I'm Carol in West Hollywood. I teach sixth grade math and have been at The Center for Early Education for the past 15 years. I have a total of 28 years of experience. I look forward to using this site to energize my curriculum. Hope you all are having a splendid summer. Carol
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Permalink Reply by Colleen Brown on
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Hi, I'm Colleen Brown. I'm a building technology coordinator for an elementary school in Thornton, Colorado. I'm looking to collaborate with other tech teachers or classroom teachers Grades K-5. I'd like to build some great projects for our kids.
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Permalink Reply by Paul Lawrence on
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I am just starting a new job as a Tech Curriculum Integration Specialist. I would love some advice about how to start strong and on the right foot.
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Permalink Reply by Debbie Alston on
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Hello Everyone.......
Debbie Alston here from Texas, Instructional Technologist for Killeen Independent School District at Brookhaven Elementary in Killeen, Tx. I would like to collaborate with others using Video Conferencing and Digital Literacy at the elementary level. Looking forward to a new school year and the adventures it will bring.
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Permalink Reply by Jessica on
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Hello!
Thought I would introduce myself. I am Jessica and about to start work at an IBO candidate school, where I will be teaching the PYP for the first time. I have no experience but I am really excited about everything.
Looking forward to hearing from more experienced teachers too :D
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Permalink Reply by Amy Sewell on
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Hi, I am a writer/filmmaker (last doc was Mad Hot Ballroom about the importance of arts in public education). Currently I have a new totally geared to the middle and high school social studies and humanities curriculum (particularly this year!) about seven young women running for president in the year 2024 and the social inequalities they still face today. It's a mass, ages 8 to 80, entertaining AND educating doc that all kids (boys and girls) will get out of! It comes w/ the study guide too -- written by a NYC middle school teacher (Rebecca Mansell).
Just trying to get the word out. The institutions that "be" make this difficult -- so I'm coming right to "the people!"
The doc website is www.whatsyourpointhoney.com. Hope to see you there!
Amy
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