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- About Me:
- A bit about me -
Secondary English Teacher 1976 - 1995 (had 3 kids during this time)
qualified as a Teacher Librarian in 1995
worked in the PEAC system for 5 years
then as a Teacher Librarian in a high school for another 5.
I am currently a CMIS Resource Support Officer for DETWA in Perth WA.
I completed a Grad Cert in Learning Technologies at Curtin in 2000
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Jean Anning's Blog
School Summit 2020
You can be the Voice of the Future
Schools across Australia are invited to host a 2020 School Summit during the three weeks commencing March 17th 2008. Teachers are asked to encourage their students to articulate and communicate their feelings and ideas for the future of Australia.
Interested students who are not at a participating school may… Continue
Posted on March 14, 2008 at 4:33pm —
Something other than Google...
Librarians are usually very busy at the start of the year trying to find the resources that teachers need to support their classroom programs. Finding that elusive site, document, learning object... can be made easier by using the right tool. Here a… Continue
Posted on February 8, 2008 at 9:00am —
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BTW, is the message function thingy usually reliable, and can I see what I have previously sent if I didn't have the foresight to save it when it asked? I should have just saved a copy :(
Thanks for visiting the blog and leaving comments for the kids. I have approved them tonight so they will read them in the next day or so when they get to the computers again.
Some of the kids have started to post and you can find their posts by clicking on names in the right hand margin. Usually I post on the main page although if we have a special project we're working on I choose some students to write up the activity or some will volunteer. I started blogging with my class halfway through last year but none of this class have blogged before. It will be a couple more weeks before we get much on the blog as w are involved in the es1001 Tales collaborative project at the moment.
I've left you a comment on your new blog.
Jill
We seem to be on the same page re encyclopaedias and so-called "information literacy"!
When I get a decent photo, I'll learn how to add it to my page!
I see you have a link to Marc Prensky. I'm afraid I'm not a fan of his - especiallly after going to a workshop run by him last year. I found him to be patronising to all present and we came away having learned nothing - except that Prensky isn't the "guru" he purports to be. His assertions are usually not backed up with credible research either. Anyway, I'm open to change my mind!
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