teacher community communication - 13 views

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  #1 somesort on 13 Jun 15

   

  I use several online "blogs" or "websites" to communicate my teaching to the community...the goal is to reach parents, other staff and prospective employers (from time to time). I use: weebly.com, wordpress.com and blogger.com. Blogger isn't particularly attractive but it is within the solid Google suite and you can set a blog as private so that only who you choose can view - great for young kids to get started while protecting their privacy.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I use several online "blogs" or "websites" to communicate my teaching to the community...the goal is to reach parents, other staff and prospective employers (from time to time). I use: weebly.com, wordpress.com and blogger.com. Blogger isn't particularly attractive but it is within the solid Google suite and you can set a blog as private so that only who you choose can view - great for young kids to get started while protecting their privacy.</div>

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  #2 msadrianna on 16 Jun 15

   

  Hi,
  
  I am in the process of setting up a class blog project for Y1 and Y5 students. The students are really enthusiastic about it, but the parents have been luke-warm. I saw it as a way to give the parents access to the classroom, as they often feedback that they do not feel included.
  
  I am still going to forge ahead though - they key element is that the students love showcasing their learning. My next step is to have them commenting on each other's work (positively!) as well as having teachers hi-five what they're seeing.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi, <br /> <br /> I am in the process of setting up a class blog project for Y1 and Y5 students. The students are really enthusiastic about it, but the parents have been luke-warm. I saw it as a way to give the parents access to the classroom, as they often feedback that they do not feel included. <br /> <br /> I am still going to forge ahead though - they key element is that the students love showcasing their learning. My next step is to have them commenting on each other's work (positively!) as well as having teachers hi-five what they're seeing.</div>

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  #3 partha12540 on 18 Nov 20

   

  This is a great thinking. I think if all teachers teach in same way a same topic then all students over the world will go ahead in a same speed.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This is a great thinking. I think if all teachers teach in same way a same topic then all students over the world will go ahead in a same speed.</div>

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  #4 debbie23 on 15 Apr 23

   

  Yhhh…this is great

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Yhhh…this is great</div>

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  #5 odessareevers on 19 Jun 24

   

  I love setting up activities online where students can do it online and have fun while doing so

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I love setting up activities online where students can do it online and have fun while doing so</div>

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