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Teaching Year 10 with Laptops

Sunday, 07 February 2010
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In 2009, Year 9 got their DER netbooks and now they are in Year 10. This year’s Year 9 does not have their netbooks yet, and so this gives teachers a little time to get their heads around the inclusion of netbooks into the classroom. This year, I’m teaching a 5.2 pathway Year 10 class (and a Year 9 5.2 class).

Brisbane Broncos Number Plane Logo

Sunday, 20 September 2009
| Posted in • ActivityDesignLesson IdeaNumber PlanePrintableWorksheetSoftwareGeoGebraTechnologyDigital Education RevolutionLaptops 4 Learning

Last year, I posted the Melbourne Storm Number Plane Logo – and today, exactly one year later, purely by coincidence, I’ve made a Brisbane Broncos Number Place activity.

Using GeoGebra

Wednesday, 22 July 2009
| Posted in • ReflectionSoftwareGeoGebraTechnologyDigital Education RevolutionLaptops 4 LearningTools

This article is not a “how-to” but rather some thinking about using GeoGebra (a discussion starter maybe).

Curriculum Support for DER

Monday, 20 July 2009
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Screenshot of Curriculum Support website

For NSW DET teachers, the Curriculum Support web-site has been updated with resources for the DER, i.e. the laptops being rolled out to Year 9 students.

Time to learn

Sunday, 05 July 2009
| Posted in • ComputingSoftwareGeoGebraTechnologyDigital Education RevolutionLaptops 4 Learning

Teacher’s throughout NSW DET schools are starting to receive their DER netbooks.

Parts of a Circle

Wednesday, 15 April 2009
| Posted in • Lesson IdeaCirclesSoftwareGeoGebraTechnologyIWBProjector Resource

I need to learn to use GeoGebra because it looks like a fantastic app, it’s free and shortly our students will have their own netbooks, itching to use them. I find the best way to learn new software is to do something with it that you need.