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Taming The River
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Why teachers should develop professional learning networks - ideas and tools.
Presented at Innovate 2012 - October 2012
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The document discusses creating a culture of innovation in schools. It outlines 5 actions principals can take: 1) encourage risk-taking and allowing failure, 2) set clear and consistent expectations to create accountability, 3) reward innovative behaviors, 4) model being open to new ideas, and 5) lead by example as role models of innovative behavior. The overarching goal is to improve teaching quality by strengthening programs and developing teachers.
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Chapter 2
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- 3. HOW ARE CHILDREN USING THE INTERNET?
- 4. Online interaction is simply part of everyday life!
- 5. Being online is simply part of everyday life! SOCIAL MEDIA: Communication technology used to facilitate communication between people and organisations
- 6. Being online is simply part of everyday life! MEDIA: Communication technology used to consume and create messages and images
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