A syllabus provides teaching outcomes however the opportunities students are given to reach those outcomes will most often be determined by the classroom teacher. Advances in technology have provided teachers with a myriad of […]
Inquiry / Library
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The Original Library Learning Path Inquiry Model
The Library Learning Path is an information processing model developed by Bernadette Bennett, Kerry Gittins and myself, with the support of an innovative group of Newcastle Teacher – Librarians. It […]
Technology
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The Tea Room
The Tea Room at Singleton Showground (NSW) is a place I visit every year. It is a place I can relax and catch-up with family and friends. A place that […]
Technology
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Flat Stanley
Children love this classic tale by Jeff Brown. I have been sharing this story with Year 2 and linking it to their classwork on transport. After listening to […]
Technology
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Photoshop
A teacher was looking for an image that students could colour as part of Mary MacKillop Day celebrations (August 8). This image was found in “Saint Mary MacKilliop – Friend of […]
Literature
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I’m a Dirty Dinosaur
Sometimes the simple things are often the best. After sharing the Book Week nominated story I’m a Dirty Dinosaur by Janeen Brian and Ann James Kindergarten students drew […]
Technology
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Cups Held Out
After sharing the story “Cups Held Out” with a Stage 3 class we discussed the life of a beggar, in particular the hardships and the circumstances that may […]
Literature
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The Book Chook
I have been inspired to get myself organised and put my library and literature ideas and resources online for others to ponder over. The source of this inspiration is Susan […]
Technology
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Microsoft Innovative Educator
I am excited to be a part of the Microsoft Educator Expert (MIE) Team. Technology is woven through all my lessons, sometimes the feature, sometimes the support act. […]