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Raising standards through after school supplementary ICT project based learning

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School / Work Affiliation: TLC Kids / Tranzendia

Blog: http://primaryteachersnetwork.ning.com/profiles/blog/list

Website: http://mytlckids.ning.com

Favored IM Account: tlcglobalhk

Twitter / Plurk / Other Account: tlckids

About Me: I am an educator interested in meaningful, interactive learning for primary/ elementaty students. TLC Kids has been built to address this need and is now launched in UK and in 2009 will also be available in USA, India and Australia. www.mytlckids.ning.com (Community Site)

My second interest is Tranzendia: www.tranzendia.com. Tranzendia was founded with a mission of providing the latest in interactive learning and presentation technologies to education and corporate enterprise. We focus on products which are: the latest, highest quality (proven), sustainable and affordable.

Our strengths lie in: our product expertise and heavy focus on product research and development; customer-centric approach to tailoring solutions; and training and support packages to support solution implementation.

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Standards and underachievement have been at the forefront of recent educational debate. I would like to introduce, for those interested, a specially designed rolling curriculum designed to address standards, attitudes and motivation in students 5-12 and continuously support learning in core subject areas throughout the primary/ elementary years.

TLC Kids is a unique education method and family of english-medium programmes designed to 'bring learning to life' for primary/ elementary school students world-wide. We focus on building real-world learning experiences drawing on your child's natual curiousity for learning & discovery.

FIND OUT MORE at: www.mytlckids.com

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Our programmes have been tailor-made by master educators for the needs of the modern global child to maximise fun, interactivity and relevance. We offer complete packages for
- Supplemental Educational Services
- Extended Services
- Learning Center Curriculum
- After School& Holiday Programs

We offer curriculum solutions for:

+ Maths & Science
+ ICT (Computer based projects)
+ Dynamic English

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Supplementary Educational Services Curriculum

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Primary Teachers Network

Posted on March 2, 2009 at 8:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

Hi All

Would like to let you know about a great new site Primary Teachers Network: www.primaryteachersnetwork.ning.com .... please also read Elementary Teachers Network :)... that's right... just for the teachers who deal with the little guys!

To get straight to the point, the differentiating factors are:

1) Huge bank of interactive white board activities for… Continue

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At 9:56am on April 17, 2009, Dr.Tamishra Swain said…: Hi,
would you like to share your teaching experience through a book chapter. Please visit my discussion page or my blog to know further detail.A response is solicited.
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At 7:24pm on March 3, 2009, Brian said…: Ah, forgot one thing, also! I love watching the old Kai Tak videos. What's the place like now?

At 7:24pm on March 3, 2009, Brian said…: Ah, Hong Kong! I'd stay there with a friend in the N.T. or stay in Kowloon before going into China...loved teaching overseas....

At 6:45am on March 3, 2009, Peggy Sheehy said…: Please join the "Global Lean"

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At 10:14pm on March 2, 2009, Anne Mirtschin said…: Hello Geoff and welcome to classroom2.0 You are certainly working in an interesting field and doing some great things. Look forward to sharing with you.