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Kristina (Kris) Peachey (AAS/NZAS)

Cultures of Thinking Resources - 0 views

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    Some great resources if you are interested in making thinking visible. I have a copy of the book "Intellectual Character" if anyone is interested.
ben edwards

The TES - Education Jobs, Teaching Resources, Magazine & Forums - 0 views

shared by ben edwards on 28 Nov 12 - Cached
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    A good website- biggest network of teachers in the world.
Kristina (Kris) Peachey (AAS/NZAS)

Why More Schools Aren't Teaching Web Literacy... | November Learning - 1 views

  • Purposeful search: Using advanced search techniques to narrow the scope and raise the quality of information found on the Web. Effective organization and collaboration: Being able to organize all of this information into a comprehensive and growing library of personal knowledge. Sharing and making sense of information: Sharing what we find and what we learn with the world, and using the knowledge of others to help us make more sense of it all.
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    What do you think of these three pillars of Web literacy? I wonder if this year we can do even better at highlighting the importance of these in IL. The section about the use of Diigo is interesting. We exploited last year as an information sharing site but perhaps we need to approach it more as a personal library???
Kristina (Kris) Peachey (AAS/NZAS)

Free online speed reading software | Spreeder.com - 2 views

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    What do you think of this website which is to help with speed reading? Is it relevant for second language learners? You can adjust the speed and the chunking but the chunking is random, not natural chunks that might occur. When I tried it I could really see how if I didn't use my 'inner voice' I could read so much faster. Of course our students tend to be vocalizing, not only using their inner voice and maybe this is necessary for word recognition?
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    I think your right about not using the inner voice helping with speed. What about the odd chunking though? It caused me one or two problems and one thing I like about speed reading is that it helps students to see more natural chunks like noun phrases, verbs and infinitives and things like that. It might be a good resource we can recommend for SDL.
Kristina (Kris) Peachey (AAS/NZAS)

Drama Resource - Creative Ideas for Teaching Drama - 1 views

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    DRAMA Teacher alert...actually potentially useful for all of us for bringing more drama into our classes. Under 'strategies', I thought the 'conscience alley' activity could be quite interesting.
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