Hello Fabrizio and welcome to classroom20.com There are many language teachers in this classroom so I am sure you will be able to share a lot. Have a look at the groups and join them and read the discussions, make friends and check out some of the threads.
Oh, Fabrizio, I am really sorry, I had to go to your page from the introductions page and my head always being in a spin, knew you were from Italy and then got confused. I am from Australia so I really know little about anyone else's educational systems but am slowly learning a bit about them from being a member here. We have a science teacher at our school who is starting to use technology and web2.0 quite a bit. If you are interested it is http://brittgow.globalteacher.org.au/ She is a member here as well and is Britt Gow. Your English was great, just it is my head being in a spin and trying to get heaps done before my school day begins, so sorry again. Keep in touch!
Hi Fabrizio,
I see you are a friend of Anne's - she also teaches here at Hawkesdale P12 College and has been the impetus behind many of our teachers (and almost all of our students!) starting blogging. We have students from as young as 9 and 10 years old using blogs - in a safe 'edublogs' environment, where they are taught the rules about 'cyber safety' - not posting too many personal details and photos and being aware of the dangers of people who aren't who they say they are. However, we are beginning to take the view that children are at greater risk in their own backyards than on the internet. We have found that the benefits far outweigh any risks.
Thank you for visiting my blog and your kind comments.
What subjects do you teach?
best regards, Britt Gow.
Anne Mirtschin
Aug 6, 2008
Anne Mirtschin
Aug 6, 2008
Britt Gow
I see you are a friend of Anne's - she also teaches here at Hawkesdale P12 College and has been the impetus behind many of our teachers (and almost all of our students!) starting blogging. We have students from as young as 9 and 10 years old using blogs - in a safe 'edublogs' environment, where they are taught the rules about 'cyber safety' - not posting too many personal details and photos and being aware of the dangers of people who aren't who they say they are. However, we are beginning to take the view that children are at greater risk in their own backyards than on the internet. We have found that the benefits far outweigh any risks.
Thank you for visiting my blog and your kind comments.
What subjects do you teach?
best regards, Britt Gow.
Aug 7, 2008
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