A couple of weeks ago I made the decision to transform my classroom into a 21st century learning space with NO budget. My inspiration was the mythic learning spaces of watering hole, campfire and cave. See me post here. So … Continue reading
Trying to track a conversation on twitter is like trying to track your kids in the surf at Bondi on Christmas Day – talk about mental overload! One conversation I have been trying hard to track is that relating to … Continue reading
(NOTE: The following is an article that was written for a teaching journal, after a bit of an anxious wait it was rejected – didn’t quite fit in with the focus of the edition. It’s somewhat dated now, but thought … Continue reading
Over the last twelve months the way I view my (physical) classroom has changed significantly. I have just completed a post for edmodo (I don’t think I’ve even mentioned on my blog that I’m one of their featured bloggers and … Continue reading
A week of lessons has rushed past since I blogged about the reconfiguring of my classroom. I have deemed it a ’21st Century Learning Space’ as a bit of a joke at my own expense. (Some real ones can be … Continue reading
This post follows on from my previous post regarding 21st century learning spaces. Having spent a deal of time discussing the ideal 21st century learning space, I made the decision to transform my small box (Rm 57). Thanks to the wise … Continue reading
