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The document outlines the schedule and expectations for a program called Wonder Suppers that aims to promote web literacy and the thoughtful use of educational technology for students. Key events include monthly suppers on Tuesdays from November to May where students will discuss interesting issues and complete supper projects, as well as a holiday treats event in December and a field trip in March. The program encourages using an active Moodle portal for student resources and conversations, and thoughtfully integrating technology into the classroom.
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- 2. “ If we teach today the same way we taught yesterday we rob our children of tomorrow ” John Dewey
- 3. Web Literacy
- 4. What’s working? What needs to work better?
- 6. Special Event Monday December 1 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Holiday treats