Wow - this is a beautiful country school on the way to Kawhia where my wife and I love to holiday. We always pass it and I think... what a wonderful place that woudl be to work. As it turns out, there is a job going there and I've had a snoop online.
The junior class's wiki is amazing! The flashest wiki I've ever seen - I am so impressed.
The senior class have been thinking of others and doing work on their wiki and their excellent class blog to help the Christchurch quake victims. They also share their work online for others to enjoy and give feedback on.
Ka pai!
I think what I love best is the commitment to Enviroschool values.
That sure is an 'onto it' school :-)
Room5ians Rule! Mr Woody WAS their teacher. This is where they chat :-) ... and now that Mr Woody is pursuing other ventures, he gets to work with other schools too!
Showing posts with label class blogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label class blogs. Show all posts
Monday, June 20, 2011
Monday, January 12, 2009
why do we blog?
Some teachery perspectives on why we blog with our students, the benefits, etc....
Thanks to "Her Majesty" for passing this on :-)
http://thenjournal.org/feature/175/
Thanks to "Her Majesty" for passing this on :-)
http://thenjournal.org/feature/175/
Labels:
authors purpose,
bloggoing,
class blogs,
justification,
purpose
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
ThE AMaZinG mR TeeHaN's ClaSS

Read their blog to see what they learned about us and how we made an impact on the other side of the world. Let them know what it meant to you to be involved with them and what you learned about America; "The Home of the Brave and the Land of the Free"
- it certainly has been a pleasure :-)
Mr Teehan is an inspirational teacher and his class are very fortunate to have had him.
- one question - do the same kids come back to you after the holidays, Mr Teehan?
~An0nym0usb0b said..."I very much enjoyed working with the kids from new zealand, so to keep in touch with them i made a blog. Please go tho http://anonymousbob.blogspot.com. please post, comment and give some ideas and tips to improve my blog and make it easier to talk with the kids in new zealand."
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