– a Singaporean teacher's storeroom 🖖
this is surely enterprising …
A new web site launched in April, teacherspayteachers.com, aims to do for teachers what eBay has done for the masses: It gives teachers a far-reaching platform for selling their lesson plans to other interested educators. Buyers say the site helps them quickly find relevant content that can be adapted for their classrooms; sellers say it allows them to earn some extra money for their work.
read the full article from eSN.
juz completed my sharing at the aect research symposium, had a total of 8 pple in the room and we had some good discussions. just to re-capture some of the things discussed while memory’s still fresh. “control” was brought up by elizabeth, on the empowerment of students with control with the use of blogs, there may be teachers who arent comfortable with this way of working. she brought up an interesting metaphor stating that one day, teaching may just “hook on” to the tails of any form of technology and taps on the potentials/affordances. looking at blogging as a phenomenon as a whole, edublogging could be just that. given that students are already actively blogging, bringing blogging into the classroom is hooking on and riding on the tail; jim observed the possibilities of allowing soldiers in training to blog/podcast, and making it as a channel for soliders in different countries to exchange and learn abt the differences in their culture. susan shared abt marie clay’s book (an australian) on literacy and control of language which i shall hunt down to read. another though-provoking book which susan shared was vandijk’s “the deepening divide”.
my heartfelt gratitude goes to all who were in the room. as i mentioned at the beginning, ??????, thank you one and all for the ideas put forward. the slide that i have used goes here.
This article in Meridian studys some secondary school teachers’ blogs and looks at how blogs have been used to promote these teachers’ reflection about their daily teaching experience. Read the article and you may find yourself persuaded to start blogging today 🙂
[source: Anne.D’s post]
it’s been eons since any example of blogs related to education has been shared. was reading Anne D.’s blog and noted that she has found a very impressive blog maintained by a superintendent Dr. Joni Samples of Glenn County in California. Anne has highlighted some interesting posts from the blog and you can never guess how Dr. Joni embarked on blogging. read and find out, enjoy 🙂
This website compiled by Gary S. Stager offers resources and references for podcasting.