Showing posts with label 21st_skills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 21st_skills. Show all posts
Xmas Vocab & Activities
Click on the circles to see what the elves have hidden in their hats
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WEBTOOLS: NO REGISTRATION NEEDED FOR STUDENTS
Huge collection of free web tools for educational use here, a blog created by Nathan Hall, a teacher and teacher-trainer interested in the use of technology in language learning and teaching.
Mog's Christmas Calamity
Children's writer Judith Kerr has revived Mog for this year's Sainsbury's advert. "Mog’s Christmas Calamity" is the first story in the series since 2002, when the stripey feline died of old age in the 16th title, "Goodbye, Mog". Watch the new Sainsbury’s Christmas Advert starred by Mog, the forgetful cat, that sets off a chain of unfortunate events which almost ruin Christmas for the Thomas family.
For teaching ideas and resources visit Teaching Ideas.
Do Schools Kill Creativity?
I can't believe I haven't posted this talk before. I first watched Do Schools Kill Creativity several years ago so I have no excuse other than everyone was blogging about it by then.
In this famous worldwide talk, Ken Robinson makes an entertaining and profoundly moving case in this talk for creating an education system that nurtures (rather than undermines) creativity.
Watch the video and answer the following questions on twitter. Use this hashtag: #KenRobinsonTalk
- Who is Sir Ken Robinson? Where was he born? Why is he famous?
- What is TED Talks? What does TED stand for? What is its slogan?
- When was this talk given?
In this famous worldwide talk, Ken Robinson makes an entertaining and profoundly moving case in this talk for creating an education system that nurtures (rather than undermines) creativity.
Watch the video and answer the following questions on twitter. Use this hashtag: #KenRobinsonTalk
- Who is Sir Ken Robinson? Where was he born? Why is he famous?
- What is TED Talks? What does TED stand for? What is its slogan?
- When was this talk given?
Stages of Being a Maker Learner
Take a look at this neat infographic below and share your thoughts and findings with your classmates.
Stages of Being a Maker Learner http://t.co/CjqNfkZY5P #making #makered #makerspace pic.twitter.com/7e01ZHv5ZS
— JackieGerstein Ed.D. (@jackiegerstein) July 28, 2015
Gender Equality Comic & Cartoon Competition
UN Women, together with the European Commission, Belgian Development Cooperation and UNRIC, organized a Comic and Cartoon Competition on Gender Equality earlier this year. Check out the winners and semi-finalists below. Choose your favourite cartoon and explain your choice.
Agatha Hop (Poland) Third place winner
David Ibañez (Spain) Second place winner
Samuel Akinfenwa Onwusa (Spain) Third place winner
Emilio Morales Ruiz (Spain) First Place winner
The Iceberg Illusion
New #sketchnote: The Iceberg Illusion, inspired by @matthewsyed's book "Bounce" cc @ShellTerrell @dougpete #edchat pic.twitter.com/vp3DEV9VDJ
— Sylvia Duckworth (@sylviaduckworth) July 15, 2015
More Top Reasons for Students to Blog
New #sketchnote: Top 10 Reasons for Students to Blog cc @courosa @gcouros #blogging pic.twitter.com/iC0TQeDlya
— Sylvia Duckworth (@sylviaduckworth) June 15, 2015
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