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Musings on 21st century learning, classics teaching and navigating the old and new. Badges and other such cool things. Classical Studies links and sources. Resources for teaching – Pinterest and others. Supporting future-oriented learning and teaching a New Zealand perspective. Report to the Ministry of Education. R Bolstad and J Gilbert with S McDowall, A Bull, S Boyd and R Hipkins. New Zealand Council for Educational Research. Supporting future-oriented learning and teaching (my notes). Pingback: It...
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staycurious: Back to school - supporting your child's teacher.
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About this blog and me. Monday, 2 February 2015. Back to school - supporting your child's teacher. To Sir with love or ‘How to support your child’s teacher’ — a parent’s perspective. I need a disclaimer at the start of this blog post — no, unfortunately I did not receive a fancy holiday that might influence my opinion — my disclaimer is that I am the daughter of a teacher. Read the rest of the post on the CORE Education website. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Twitter Updates 2.2: FeedWitter. Sustain...
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staycurious: Fun, free drawing app review: Doodoo Pad – Drawing Pad for Kids (including 40+)
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About this blog and me. Saturday, 31 January 2015. Fun, free drawing app review: Doodoo Pad – Drawing Pad for Kids (including 40 ). Doodoo Pad - Drawing Pad for Kids. I stumbled, well - in a digital sense, across this app when I was looking for an interesting free option for creating a banner for my blog. Supposedly for kids, but like Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Harry Potter and Goody Goody Gumdrops, who can resist enjoying it too. You can then choose to :. Save your drawing to your photo stream. Putting the '...
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staycurious: June 2015
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About this blog and me. Saturday, 27 June 2015. How my mother taught my 6 yr old the ukulele via skype. Here is how my mother taught my son the ukulele:. They (the student) have to be keen. Learning the ukulele was my son’s idea; otherwise it wouldn’t have worked. Have you ever tried to teach anyone something that they weren’t keen or ready for. Hello, getting your child to use the toilet before they want to…. Te Reo Puāwai Māori. And Te Reo Manahua Māori. Work out a schedule. Working it out in advance a...
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staycurious: About this blog and me
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About this blog and me. About this blog and me. I want a place to record ideas and helpful software that I use as a learning designer, a parent and a person. As a Learning Designer working with others on Moodle support for their online or blended courses and I also record and edit. This blog reflects my personal views and not those of my employer or those I work with. I live in the country with my family - all of the male persuasion - and enjoy music, yoga and performing stand up comedy.
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staycurious: Embracing my dickness; inspired by Nichole
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About this blog and me. Tuesday, 3 February 2015. Embracing my dickness; inspired by Nichole. This year I want to embrace my dickness and speak more Māori and Samoan at work. I am inspired by Nichole Gully and Tahi Paki's podcast. Where Nichole discusses that we all are afraid of making mistakes in language learning but we have to give it a go - 'embrace our dickness'. If I can order a croissant in French in Paris I can try to do the same in my own country. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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staycurious: How my mother taught my 6 yr old the ukulele via skype
http://staycuriousforever.blogspot.com/2015/06/how-my-mother-taught-my-6-yr-old.html
About this blog and me. Saturday, 27 June 2015. How my mother taught my 6 yr old the ukulele via skype. Here is how my mother taught my son the ukulele:. They (the student) have to be keen. Learning the ukulele was my son’s idea; otherwise it wouldn’t have worked. Have you ever tried to teach anyone something that they weren’t keen or ready for. Hello, getting your child to use the toilet before they want to…. Te Reo Puāwai Māori. And Te Reo Manahua Māori. Work out a schedule. Working it out in advance a...
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staycurious: February 2015
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About this blog and me. Tuesday, 3 February 2015. Embracing my dickness; inspired by Nichole. This year I want to embrace my dickness and speak more Māori and Samoan at work. I am inspired by Nichole Gully and Tahi Paki's podcast. Where Nichole discusses that we all are afraid of making mistakes in language learning but we have to give it a go - 'embrace our dickness'. If I can order a croissant in French in Paris I can try to do the same in my own country. Monday, 2 February 2015. School holidays would ...
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Christchurch Connected Educators: November 2015
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The place for educators in Canterbury to connect, share and inspire one another - #ChchEd Twitter handle @chchednet. Sunday, 29 November 2015. Educampchch - A Brilliant Day. You are all stars! Thank you everyone -a great day at EducampChch! Great ideas, brilliant sharing good food and new friendships made. Check out the ideas from the smackdown. Posted by Pauline Henderson. Links to this post. Thursday, 26 November 2015. Two more sleeps to Educampchch! Three things to do before #educampchch. Basically, i...
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staycurious: How about writing 50,000 words in 30 days in November?
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About this blog and me. Sunday, 1 February 2015. How about writing 50,000 words in 30 days in November? At the moment I am taking part in write for 28 days. Although this is aimed at bloggers for me it may be writing some of my stand up or some fiction as well as this blog. However it got me thinking about taking part in NanaWrimo a few years ago where I wrote 50,000 words (the length of The Great Gatsby) whilst having a fulltime job and a family. How does it work? The NanoWrimo site explains it best.
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