Posts tagged with Creating your Digital Self

Being a teacher is not the easiest job you can have. You have to prepare lesson plans, manage different classrooms with different children with different abilities, you should also have the ability to teach different levels and you have to stay up-to-date with the current events and innovations. And now, there is the technology challenge [...]

I would like to name this post ‘ How to stand out from the crowd ‘ because I want to tell you my story of how to stand out from the crowd!! Have you ever thought of the digital footprint that you left in the online environment ? You can leave these prints by simply [...]

“My electronic portfolio is my tree. In building a portfolio I see a tree of many branches with each branch being an extension from the trunk which begins with ones self and goals. As we grow, our branches grow and spread out in many directions. We see our achievements, focus’s, strengths, weaknesses, and our progress [...]

“An electronic portfolio has the potential to become a dynamic celebration of learning that documents a teacher’s professional development across his or her career.” (Helen Barret) “Portfolios tell a story…put in anything that helps to tell that story.”(Pearl&Leon Paulson) Portfolios are our way of telling OUR life-long success and inspiring stories that show our tie [...]

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