Today I decide I will write my Professional Development Blog in Denglish, after all, I am Dutch. I contacted the lady in our school library to work with me on information literacy, and asked her would she work with me on this project of integrating information literacy as we both know it, being 50+, in […]
Day 2 Project
Today I decide I need a website to give evidence of my learning so other teachers can see how this works. I figure out how to set up a Word Press website. From 2005-2010 I have run a Moodle Website as an Admin, so I have some basic skills on how to edit. This Moodle […]
Day 1 Project
Today my students asked about Fake News and how they weren’t taught about that in any subject within our Dutch curriculum. True, we have Computer Science as an optional subject ages 16-18. True, Curriculum.nu is reformulating the Dutch curriculum secondary general. As a teacher of English, I cannot wait for that, I need to cater […]
Moral Machine
Check out this amazing Moral Machine website: which moral decisions would you take?
NEWSLETTER TEA 1
Talent Education Arts (TEA)_1 Published on September 15, 2022 Edit article View stats Status is onlineMarleen SpieringsWriter, English & Science Communication Teacher-Researcher @International-EU-Leiden Education, #Gifted Curriculum Design13 articles Bringing to your attention Doyle’s article on Creative Experience here. Encounters in a creative world “involve interaction with the environment, and often are collaborations in a shared […]
Using Feedback
Why is feedback important? Feedback is an important part of the learning cycle to help you to evaluate your work so that you can identify strengths, which you will want to continue to have in future, as well as problem areas which you need to improve. Sources of feedback There are three main sources of feedback, namely yourself, […]