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A Year In Numbers

By On April 15, 2015 · Leave a Comment · In Class Blog, Curriculum, Design, Technology in the Classroom

Each year I’m stuck with the same challenge… How to give students authentic influence, voice and purpose in their learning. Part of this must include cycles of reflection. Short reflections after a learning experience, longer reflection after a unit of learning and even broader after a year together. A yearbook, it seems, should be a […]

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The Elementary Design Cycle: Integrated Math, Unit of Inquiry & Technology

By On October 30, 2012 · 1 Comment · In Class Blog, COETAIL, Curriculum, Design, Ideas in Education, Technology in the Classroom

The first unit of inquiry grade two embarked on this year was a study of ways in which we are enriched by our own cultures and the cultures we connect with throughout our lives.

As we began asking questions along a line of inquiry exploring similarities and differences between cultures, we struggled with ways to […]

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What to read… What to read?

By On June 10, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In COETAIL, Design, Ideas in Education, Literacy, Travel

Very ambitious infographic on summer reading from teach.com… Probably more of an exercise in design than a useful device, but a well executed one anyhow! Now… Where’s the category for enviro travel adventures through Southeast Asia?

Via Teach.com and

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