As in many schools, Directors of Academic Technology such as myself plan, prepare, and deliver training to two major constituent groups around our schools, faculty and students. We spend countless hours working with large groups, small groups, and individually so that they users can learn new skills, become aware of new tools so that they [...]
Entries from August 31st, 2007
End of a Long Training Week
August 30th, 2007 · No Comments · teaching and learning
It is Thursday, late afternoon, and we have nearly completed our first full week of teachers meetings. This year, I had the opportunity to share new tools with each of our three divisions (Elementary, Middle, and High School) in sessions that I found very engaging, but exhausting. I am exhilarated each time that I present [...]
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Pleasant Surprises along the Way – Creating New Connections
August 20th, 2007 · No Comments · teaching and learning
Due to some family issues, for the past three days I have been trying to keep moving forward, making sure that the student and teacher schedules from the timetable make sense are are balanced as best as they can and wrapping up a number of new initiatives in anticipation of the return of our faculty. [...]
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The Calm Before the Storm
August 17th, 2007 · 3 Comments · teaching and learning
Today is one of those interesting days on the calendar, especially for those of us on campus who spend nearly 12 months on campus, rather than the typical teacher’s ten month visit. Today is the day where the majority of the campus is away, squeezing in that last bit of vacation before the arrival of [...]
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The Aha Moments That Arise When Given Time
August 15th, 2007 · 3 Comments · teaching and learning, Uncategorized
This week, I have been doubly blessed. First, the three principal (we call them heads) of each of the three divisions have carved out four hours of their time during the first full week back. This can be a hectic time, as they transition from summer mode into school mode, catching up with teachers, making [...]
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