Educator and Innovator - in love with novelty and creativity. Exploring treasures of the Bible for the past 34 years and still looking for more

Joined March 2019
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When different aspects of China and its civilization help us think visibly... We learnt about the concept of Yin & Yang and my students connected it beautifully with their strengths and how there is scope of a strength turning into ones’ weakness.
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29 Dec 2020
Is it time to ditch reading logs? Mandatory reading logs can actually *demotivate* students from reading. Here are 3 strategies to help reading feel less like a chore. 📚
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Views about our fun Class reader - Sideways stories from Wayside school. A hit with the class
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Autobiography Maps - Students created their own islands using symbolism techniques and mapping skills in Geography. A creative and engaging method of starting the year with some self-expression.
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Crux of 2 weeks of intense Professional development Key learnings: 1. Retrieve/diagnose,shave the curriculum,build-on 2. Build resilience Crisis provides opportunities 3. Tools: Bitmoji, Padlet, Flipgrid 4. Steer students: Flipped Classroom, Genius hour And the list goes on...
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When class room displays are used as a teaching resource and to clarify misconceptions nothing can be more gratifying for a teacher😉
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Handling breakdowns of children coming from broken families can get straining but also reminds us of the bigger responsibility we have towards them.
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My Year 4 students sharing their Holiday highlights through their drawings.
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Here is an example of Piet Mondrian inspired art work which required students to calculate Area and Perimeter of rectangles and squares, a perfect culmination of our Maths unit Area and Perimeter. A fabulous method to involve students in their learning.
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