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Nate Krulish
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- Meadow Point, Cherry Creek School District
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- I teach technology to students K-5. Working with students and teachers to create motivating projects is challenging and exciting. The best thing I've heard in the last year is from Marco Torres. He has found a way to give "wings" to the work his student's create. Through PBWorks I am working on the creation of a collaborative community. I've taught in Saudi Arabia for 4 years. But am currently teaching in the Cherry Creek district in Colorado. This is my 13th year.
-I live on my laptop, I squash, I ski,
Nate Krulish's Blog
21st Century Computer Lab for an Elementary School
Posted on January 26, 2010 at 1:00pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
This post is a commentary on the future of Computer Labs as well as a "cry" for your input on what you believe a 21st Century C-Lab should look like. This will also become the first in a series of posts regarding a major transformation both physically and philosophically within our school. We are remodeling our school. I am going to re-purpose and re-structure our lab. I am not 100% confident that I am going in the right direction...this is a bit of a risk. You're input here would be of great… Continue
Collaborating with 4th/5th graders
Posted on November 11, 2007 at 10:02pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
I am a tech teacher of 4th and 5th graders (& other things). I am trying to find ways to
give many of our students an audience for their work. Many of them are
struggling readers/writers. They might create better pieces of writing
if other students from around the world are reading their work. I have
students who are creating web pages through pbwiki.com. We would love
to have a sort of "pen-pal" who can view our work and leave comments on who they
are and what… Continue
give many of our students an audience for their work. Many of them are
struggling readers/writers. They might create better pieces of writing
if other students from around the world are reading their work. I have
students who are creating web pages through pbwiki.com. We would love
to have a sort of "pen-pal" who can view our work and leave comments on who they
are and what… Continue
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Help my fifth graders learn about the state where you live.
This sounds like a neat idea. My class would probably have to participate on a class level rather than individually due to concerns (both parental and administrative).