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Miles MacFarlane added a discussion to the group Australian Educators

International Teacher Exchanges

International exchanges are not uncommon, but almost every person I know that has done one has been between Australia and Canada. I suspect there's a comfort level with language and somewhat similar colonial history that makes this a common exchange.Reading blogs of teachers who wrote while on exchange illustrates just how amazing and powerful these experiences can be. Each talks of being professional challenged and reinvigorated as well as personally excited and refreshed.I'm hoping to…See More

Sep 27, 2012

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Miles MacFarlane joined Jill Galloway's group

Project-Based Learning (PBL)

This group is for those who implement the project-based learning model or want to learn more about it.

Jan 17, 2012

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Miles MacFarlane joined Nic Penny's group

Inquiry

A group for teachers using inquiry in their classrooms.

Jan 17, 2012

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Miles MacFarlane joined Kaitlyn Martin's group

Middle School Language Arts

Discussion about ideas for incorporating technology into lesson plans and focusing on the growth of life-long learners.

Jan 17, 2012

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Social Studies Teachers

Looking for other middle school/high school social studies teachers. (Elementary teachers welcome also.)

Jan 17, 2012

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Miles MacFarlane joined Mike Mac Kenzie's group

Canadian Teachers

A group dedicated to the qualities and challenges of teaching in Canada.

Jan 17, 2012

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Dec 19, 2011

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How to learn Pre Calculus in 8 steps

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How to learn Pre Calculus in 8 steps

Calculus is a branch of mathematics. Most of the students struggle in calculus. Students must be a master in pre calculus before they move on to the calculus. Pre calculus is the study of basics of calculus. Pre calculus deals with all basics of algebra I and II and basics of trigonometry. It covers limits, conic section, logarithm, vectors, etc. Pre calculus covers only the small amount of calculus concepts. Pre calculus may be difficult for many students, but there are some steps which will…See More

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How to measure true learning success measurement through analytics.

Hey everybody! If you've seen Khan Academy and www.englishcentral.com you might already know that these guys measure learning success with an ever evolving recursive set of algorithms akin to Google search! What?! What that means is that rather than filling in the multiple choice bubbles on a traditional quiz, the apparatus that they have created is constantly learning more about how their individual learners learn on a very deep level. Have a…See More

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