A little while ago I was involved in a TLIF all about co-designing with learners and whanau. Recently, some of our work has been posted on a teacher research blog which is so awesome to see and remind ourselves of the importance of co-designing learning https://t.co/2WfEriS5Ww
So, among other things today is STEM day. Here's a folder that contains all the activities, games and other things I've made over the years. STEM is for everyone!
https://t.co/D02imJMJD5
Do you implicitly teach your students how to use the features found in #googleslides? Here is a fun Scavenger Hunt for students to explore and learn how to use #slides.
#backtoschool#edutwitter
https://t.co/p5HXub0F5a
Inquiry works*
PBL works*
Direct instruction works*
Self-Directed Education works*
Dialogic teaching works*
Group work works*
Individual work works*
Game-based learning works*
Any other kind of pedagogy*
* for some, some of the time.
Pulling together our co-design mahi today: what are the contradictions? What cognitive dissonance bubbled up? Kia Ora, team - mean mahi. #codesign#tlif
Really cool new app! You take a picture and it translates the object you have taken a pic of to Te Reo Māori.
It also provides a recording of the word with correct pronunciation, that you can click to hear.
Free download
https://t.co/eUn0WpZYji