Thursday, September 19, 2013
Week 3 Day 19 . teacher workshop Room C102
Teamwork is power. Isolation is a trap.
We started today's workshop with a 15 minute reflection. The three questions were:
1- What worked?
2- What surprised you?
3- What would you to do different?
At the beginning we were all quiet, then Mr. Abdulrahman broke the silence.
Mr. Abdulrahamn talked about how his students are engaged in mindmapping.Then Mr. Ray talked about students giving short presentations and coming the next day to practice harder and improve.
He was surprised his students wanted to work harder and learn new things they were not afraid or shy. Mr. Micha teaches reading and writing Eta and Theta Level and he talked about his students use of google translate and his efforts to make them use dictionaries and not to copy and paste.
Then, we discussed the student meeting and how this can enrich students experience and bring the pieces together.
After that teachers were divided into pairs and worked on their weekly planning and classroom projects.
to sum it up. It was a good solid three weeks of class. The teachers are excited. They engaged their students in discovering and playing with the language, and it seems we have a group of good students who are wanting to learn
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Mr. Ray and Mr.Eyaz discussing and planning next weeks lessons and projects.
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Classroom representatives first meeting
Today at 1:00 P.m
We had our first meeting with the classroom representatives at room C102.
It was a very good start.
Names of students in the meeting
1- Emad Ali Alfatni A103
2- Yonus Abdul hamed flemban B104
3- Abdullah Fasial Alblol A104
4- Saad Radad ALkhamisi A204
5- Yaha Khaled Alharazi A103
We fininshed the meeting at 2:40
Topics were:
1- Sport events and arrangements
2- Final program ceremony
3- Mindmap Contest
4- Technical support team
5- Field trip arrangements
6- Tree day event
7- Photo day arrangements
8- What is their rule ?
9- Why are we working together ( partnership )
Monday, September 16, 2013
Blooms taxonomy classroom poster
Bloom's Taxonomy Classroom Posters - http://pinterest.com/pin/487233253406748823/
Saturday, September 14, 2013
The small changes in classroom environment that can improve learning
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Classroom Contemplations: Helping Students Find Their Voice
Friday, September 6, 2013
Monday, June 24, 2013
Mindmap of Interlink Philosophy
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Ali Assiri Mindmap subject Sky B203 Mr Sami Mr David
Hi everyone!
This mindmap was presented by Ali Assiri on Wednesday. He wanted to submit this mindmap for the mindmap competition. He visited our program blog and read the post. I asked him to explain the mindmap to check and see if he understood what he wrote, which he did very well. I asked him to develop it more and show it to his teachers for advice. He will come to see me again on Saturday. I really think students can do wanderful things if we encourage , guide, and show them how. We also need to share and document thier work and share so that everybody in the program and outside the program can see and learn something .
Encourage, engage, be creative.
In The weekly curriculum meeting we discussed the competition and the criteria for best mindmap and we came up with:
1- Readable
2- colorful
3- creative
5- well- organised
6- no spelling mistakes
7- students can use A4 or A3 paper
We also decided that all teachers will vote on the three best mindmaps.
We also decided to have the best collaborative mindmap by class. Each class will submit one big flipchart sized mindmap.
We will show-case all the mind maps that were chosen to be displayed in the program and online.
Lead, Collaborate, encourage, engage, create, share.
This mindmap was presented by Ali Assiri on Wednesday. He wanted to submit this mindmap for the mindmap competition. He visited our program blog and read the post. I asked him to explain the mindmap to check and see if he understood what he wrote, which he did very well. I asked him to develop it more and show it to his teachers for advice. He will come to see me again on Saturday. I really think students can do wanderful things if we encourage , guide, and show them how. We also need to share and document thier work and share so that everybody in the program and outside the program can see and learn something .
Encourage, engage, be creative.
In The weekly curriculum meeting we discussed the competition and the criteria for best mindmap and we came up with:
1- Readable
2- colorful
3- creative
5- well- organised
6- no spelling mistakes
7- students can use A4 or A3 paper
We also decided that all teachers will vote on the three best mindmaps.
We also decided to have the best collaborative mindmap by class. Each class will submit one big flipchart sized mindmap.
We will show-case all the mind maps that were chosen to be displayed in the program and online.
Lead, Collaborate, encourage, engage, create, share.
We all win.
team work, team work, team work
Mindmaps are very effective tools to enhance students learning.
Mindmaps are compatible with our brain.
Monday, March 18, 2013
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