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J.Randolph Radney

TeachPaperless: Paperless High School Newspapers! - 0 views

  • Our kids here at school have just gone to an online edition. And immediately, the buzz around here has been about the RSS feed, subscriptions beyond the immediate school community, and the future of editorial and opinion blogs.
  • And in an age when the pro newspapers are still trying to figure out what's going on, it's great to see kids who already get it.
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    Does anyone want to champion the idea of a TRU student paper online?
J.Randolph Radney

Weblogg-ed » No Choice - 0 views

  • One of my favorite things that Sheryl says when she talks about the challenges that schools face right now is that this generation of kids in our schools is the first not to have a choice about technology. Most of us grew up in a time when technology was an add on, and for many of us, we still see it as a choice, especially in education. (Just the other day I was at a meeting of about 25 school leaders and teachers to discuss how social learning tools can be infused into an inquiry based curriculum and only one person was using technology to take notes…me.) I look at my own kids and I know that technology will be a huge part of their learning lives because a) they want it to be and b) they’ll be expected to be savvy users of the devices of their day to communicate, create and collaborate (among other things.) They’re not going to be able to “opt out.”
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    What do you think? Will you be able to make a living at a regular job during your career without the technological skills involved in computer and mobile media operation?
Emmy-Lou Sill

Capilano University - 0 views

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    Potential schools that are great, what i was looking for in a school great teachers great location great students
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    Why are you under Amy Sill?? Go Capilano Uni!!
Emmy Sill

Parika Pages - 0 views

  • We taught at Imbaimadai Primary School everyday. It's a one room school, divided into 4 sections by chalkboards, accommodating 70+ students from nursery to grade 8.
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    Emese's blog about parika and beyond, she is a friend i met down in mexico but her home is here in canada Vancouver! she is teaching a disipleship training program for the first time! me and her did a mission trip to the same place and we met! in mexico wen i was 15 years old. 
J.Randolph Radney

TeachPaperless: Tales of a Third Grade Blogger (or, The Year Social Tech Broke) - 0 views

  • Turns out their teachers (same ones I wrote this letter to) are crazy about the idea of their students blogging. And so, they've given my boys permission to do their weekly home/school connections via their blogs.
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    It's time to catch up to these Grade 3 students. :) radney
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    If Grade 3 students blog regularly, why can't we learn it?
J.Randolph Radney

Big Conversations For Schools - 1 views

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    Will Richardson is asking for us to identify our top 10 choices of questions that need to be addressed in education as technological changes affect our society. Please help.
J.Randolph Radney

Adventures in Pencil Integration - 0 views

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    How do you think the changes in technology are affecting learning in schools?
Emmy-Lou Sill

Education Planner - 0 views

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    here is what the academic advisor uses :)
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    This is what I used and it helped me like 50 million times better then the school counselors.. after the fact that it was too late to take any of the other courses.
Emmy-Lou Sill

Rise Above Confrence - 0 views

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    I have been to this confrence! it was a sad expereince hearing from individuals telling how and what happened the catholic schools they were taken too. You understand why first nations are they way they are today. There are no guildance to how to get out of that hole of their past when all they need is God to heal them and themselves to accept what happened to them many years ago. It helped change the way i see the world, being first nation myself i saw their pain and hardships. it made me care for other discriminated nations by "assimilation"
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    And i plan on going again to learn more!! to see the brave first nations coming to this, and facing their inner demons. it give me courage to see the next day. Also God is a good God, he does not take away he gives life. but our **own** choices leads to destruction. We are all given a free will to choose our path. :D thought i would let you guys know!!! His love is greater than what we can comprehend. he forgives. Seek the kingdom first then all* else is added to your life :) my fave verse is John 1 3:16
J.Randolph Radney

YouTube - Google Docs: A love letter - 2 views

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    Google docs is used for more than just school work; take a look...
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    hahaha i like this one
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    Kawaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
J.Randolph Radney

Making Education Fun - 6 views

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J.Randolph Radney

Websites and IMs and Blogs, Oh My! : A Response to Dr. Jill McClay's BCTELA Presentatio... - 0 views

  • Jill began by talking about the "new literacies" of technology, including blogs, instant messaging, sharing videos online, and many other kinds of literacy that go well beyond "print on paper." One of the most interesting and potentially alarming things Jill told us was the fact that eight- to ten-year-olds are the fastest-growing group of users on the internet.
  • According to research done by media-awareness.ca, a non-profit organization that develops media literacy programs, kids can be exposed to inappropriate content and risky situations online, including bullying and sexual harassment. On the other hand, the same survey makes it clear that most young people have positive experiences online, and they use the Internet to foster existing social relationships and create new ones. How can we help keep kids' online literacy experiences positive?
  • Jill gave us some examples that made us realize that, regardless of the fears (and often, regardless of the rules) of parents and educators, kids are using the web and joining online communities; they are sharing their writing and secrets, reading those of others, and creating relationships. The Internet is not going away; in fact, access to the web is nearly universal in Canada, either at home, at school, or at public libraries and Internet cafes.
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  • we need to participate in web-based communities and literacy and respect, not dismiss, kids' online relationships. We need to learn the conventions of online literacy. Young people are not going to learn about online safety and security from us unless they see that we know what we're talking about, and that we are also part of that community.
  • Jill's presentation made me realize how much more was out there, and that a lot of it could be very useful in the English classroom and beyond.
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    This is another recent article written on the use of social media in education, particularly by younger students.
J.Randolph Radney

NCTE / IRA Standards for the English Language Arts - 1 views

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    This is a summary in point form of the competencies expected of graduates of secondary school in the are of English Language Arts.
J.Randolph Radney

21st_century_skills_english_map.pdf (application/pdf Object) - 1 views

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    In light of our discussion (Monday, 19 October), I thought students might want an understanding of the current expectations for English 12 students in the secondary schools.
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