Caroline

45, Female

Cornwall

United Kingdom

Profile Information:

School / Work Affiliation
Cornwall College Camborne
Website
http://www.flickr.com/carolinef
Twitter / Plurk / Other Account
Cazf
About Me
Skills for life manager
Teacher of ICT
SSAT- Lead practitioner for the IT diploma
www.cornwall.ac.uk/camborne

Comment Wall:

  • Peggy Sheehy

    Please join the "Global Lean"

    blog at http://globallean.edublogs.org
    AND NING http://globallean.ning.com

    Give the world a voice in a joyful celebration of diversity!

    Thanks! Peggy Sheehy

    Mar 3, 2009

  • Dan Klumper

    Hi. Welcome to Classroom 2.0 I am starting a new program at my school called "International Connections." I am wondering if you would like to be a part of it. My Goal: to connect my students to other students around the world to learn about school and life in other countries. We would love it if your students would answer a few questions on my blog. I teach 6th grade (11-12 year olds) So far, I have connected with Turkey, Scotland, and Brazil. Visit my blog to see what International Connections has done so far. http://waterforsixthgrade.blogspot.com Thank you for your consideration.
    Dan Klumper

    Mar 9, 2009

  • Dan Klumper

    Hi Caroline! Yes, it's definately okay that your students are between 16-19. It will be cool to get a persepctive of school and life in your country from older students. So far, we have blogged with Turkey and Scotland, so we are looking forward to learning about the United Kingdom. (It might be cool to compare scotland and the united kingdom) Anyway, I am really glad you want to be a part of it. The format is quite simple: I put questions on my blog and your students respond to them. the questions deal with school and life in general. We just want to hear anything your students have to say about what school and life is like in the United Kingdom. So, if you are still willing, just let me know when I should put the questions on or if you want to know anything else about this, the school, etc. Thanks again!

    -Dan Klumper

    Mar 10, 2009