Monthly Archives: July 2013

I’m in the ZOC!

Posted on July 25, 2013 by mwalker

… from this week’s newsletter…. This week as I walked around the classrooms talking to students about their work I was struck by a term some senior Year 5/6 students used “the zone of confusion” or “I’m in the ZOC” … Continue reading →

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Happy Anniversary

Posted on July 7, 2013 by mwalker

I was recently sent this Happy Anniversary note from Word Press for 5 years of blogging and I was kind of chuffed. You forget this sort of stuff – thanks to my readers is what I need to be saying. … Continue reading →

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Lions at the “G”

Posted on July 7, 2013 by mwalker

  Last week we hosted two of our “British Lions” friends for the week in Melbourne. This photo was taken at the MCG during an Aussie Rules game and I think both Will and Lewis were impressed not only with … Continue reading →

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Are schools are at a “Tipping Point” in supplying ICT to students!

Posted on July 6, 2013 by mwalker

I’m writing this post to explore viewpoints on a school’s capacity to supply ICT to students – for I propose schools are at a “tipping point” in their attempts to achieve this by themselves. A little context perhaps: About 10 … Continue reading →

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