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"This term all of our Year 5 to 8 students will be trained in the use of Google Docs as their primary word processing tool. This has been done by creating a Google account for every student within the school's Google Apps account. They will have access to their work anywhere with an Internet connection, meaning parents and caregivers will be able to check out what their children are doing at school."
Issue 5 | Published: 11/02/2008
Can including podcasting in teaching and learning activities contribute to improved reading habits and literacy? E-Fellow Dorothy Burt went in search of the answer. As teachers, one of the dilemmas we face in e-learning is that it can be time consuming, often costly, and there’s little research available showing the real impact on the student. Anecdotal evidence tells us they are engaged in their learning and consequently achieving, but it is very hard to ‘prove it’. This is further complicated because most schools have a variety of teaching programmes and interventions occurring simultaneously, and e-learning is just one part of the mix.  The opportunity to explore I have been part of the e-learning team at Pt England School in Auckland for more than a...

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Issue 5 | Published: 13/02/2008
From insights to ideologies, there’s a great deal being written and debated by teachers and educators in the blogsphere. So much so, it’s hard to know where to start. That’s why INTERFACE has launched an online directory of education-related blogs. Check it out http://www.nz-interface.co.nz/teacherblogs/ ...   more
Issue 5 | Published: 11/02/2008
Swapping tuatara for teachers is a challenge he’s relishing. But after 17 years in the profession himself new Education Minister Chris Carter is under no illusions of the size of the job ahead. Are you enjoying the new job? I am! I come to it with a bit of a background in teaching and an on-going involvement. I was a teacher for 17 years and my partner’s a principal of a large primary in West Auckland.   Is it a job you wanted? I was expecting to get it … I was pleased to get it. It’s a bigger job than I thought it would be but it’s one that I’m finding more and more interesting. I’m enjoying the challenge.  What would you say are your biggest challenges? At the moment, it’s settling pay claims! Otherwise, it’s...   more
 
 
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