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I teach at Milton High School in Milton, Vermont. It is a public school that includes grades 7-12. Most of my teaching responsibility is in 10th grade. I usually teach World History (1600-present) but this year I will be teaching Language Arts as I have dual certification and will be replacing a teacher who is on a years leave of absence. At my school 9th and 10th grade students are assigned to core teasm so I will be working closely with a hisotry, match and science teacher.
I am interested in connecting my students with other students to provide a more diverse learning opportunity. We are a small, rural community but our school has excellent technology resources. I am a strong believer that students expect to use technology and are already blogging, part of a social network etc. Flat classrooms would provide a great opportunity to use web 2.0 tools to deepen learning and understanding.
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Hi there Sharon, Firstly the challenge you face is universal! I'm from a school in Australia and while we have many teachers who are very progressive and innovative, it is often in "pockets" rather than across whole schools. As far as your adminis...
Let me see about getting a class to try out a wiki. . .we have 8 grade 5 classes. Maybe we could join up one in each school? Give me a sense of ideas which you were hoping to do? I am open to all ideas
thanks
Rob
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