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learningsolutions said 4 months Edit Delete
Well said maximise. I couldn't agree more. It is not only curriculum leaders but the leadership of the principal in schools, especially school in Hong Kong and the region where the schooling model is much less democratic than I am used to. It is not uncommon for a principal here to say 'we are putting an electronic whiteboard in every classroom' or 'we are doing a 1:1 computing program' and then force the teachers to come on board, even to the extent of doing most of the learning in their own time.
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No, but the way we want to teach or rather help our students to learn should be the main driver towards access to the technologies we should have. Always, the technologies should be curriculum driven - assuming that our curriculum leaders are up to date in their thinking.
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Learning Through ICT
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Desc: Slides of a recent presentation at the 21st Century Learning @ Hong Kong Conference
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- Slide 1:A look at interactive learning hardware
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- Slide 3: 25 years of teaching over 3 continents Head of Physics, Head of IT, Laptop coordinator, Multimedia in Education Researcher (M SciEd) Lead 1:1 initiative, Fully wireless campus in 2000, Smartboards in ECS and Primary,etc. Now an Ed-Tech consultant in region (not a good way to make a living!!)
- Slide 4: Someone is so impressed in the way that you have embraced the concepts of 21st Century Learning that they have offered virtually limitless backing for you to set up your own school! Discuss with the person next to you what this school is going to be like.
- Slide 5: Hsinchu International School A discussion with the Director of Curriculum and Innovation recorded 3 weeks ago. Brett Loken’s Blog
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