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Visual Arts Teachers
2 members Latest Activity: Jan 21, 2019
This is a group for Visual Arts educators everywhere to get together and share resources.
Web 2.0 / Emerging Technology
384 members Latest Activity: Mar 26, 2018 With the emergence of social media and emerging technology how do know what type of technology to use in the classroom. This group will provide a…
Australian Educators
65 members Latest Activity: Dec 10, 2015 A group for Australian teachers to link up and share the development of their PLN's, there resources, experiences and difficulties getting others on…
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"Condition is worse due to Covid we cannot go anywhere and even universities and research labs are closed. Hope the situation will be normal soon. Then we can think about something else"
More Than a Sport: A Look at Scootering’s Evolution
Too many people do not have a clear idea about what is a Scooter; and much less than there is a sport based on it. Besides, it is a sport that has evolved a lot from its beginning, but if you do not know too much about the sport is hard to see it as more than a kid game.However, this sport is more than just kids and young people making scooter tricks in a square; scootering is a kind of culture and a lifestyle that has more than 20 years growing to become what it is today.For this reason, we…See More
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