Thursday - Session 1 - Workshop 1
Using ICLT to cater for Boys Needs
posted by Educational Services Team - Diocese of Broken Bay @ 10:16 am
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Teachers Sharing with Teachers
ICLT LEARNING AND TEACHING CONFERENCE: 27 – 28 JULY 2006 The Diocese of Broken Bay, NSW Australia, will again be facilitating an ICLT Learning and Teaching conference to promote and facilitate collaboration and sharing of best practice across our schools. The purpose of this blogg is to encourage (and demonstrate), the use of 21st century tools to faciliatate contemporary learning and teaching. We encourage all participants to contribute !
Thursday, July 27, 2006
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- Name: Educational Services Team - Diocese of Broken Bay
- Location: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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3 Comments:
Thanks Susan for presenting a wonderful and informative session. At our school we have been discussing strategies in keeping our boys at school till the end of year 6. I feel that your strategies would work with our children, especially since they are in awe of technology. Keeping the boys engaged and enthusiastic would be a more achievable task with your "slice" of advice (as you put it). Thanks again.
Talin Ekmekjian
St Thomas Catholic School
Willoughby
Chris Dawson
St John's Narraweena
Thanks Susan. I enjoyed listening to your ideas. At our school we have been working on a similar project so I was very interested to hear what you were doing. I will definitely be trying out some of your strategies.
Thanks for a great session
Susan, this was a great presentation. These were truly engaging tasks for boys and I look forward to implementing them soon!
Brett Perkins
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