Educating the Dragon






         A learning journey with no fixed abode

December 14, 2006

About

Filed under: Uncategorized — Dragon09 @ 1:52 pm

414362320_6de7351538_m AboutEducating the dragon is not referring to my mother or mother-in-law or even the kids in my class. The Dragon is me. It’s a reference to my Welsh heritage. It is my intention to plot my learning over the next 12 months as I get myself fully integrated into the Kiwi wayAdditional blurb from the Learning@schools07 conference:Originally from the UK I have been teaching in Flaxmere for the last couple of years. I am an avid supporter of incorporating technologies into the learning environment and the result it has on classroom practice.

Interview with Dragon09 

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7 Comments »

  1. hey simon - can you email me please - dragonsinger57@gmail.com - about the wikidspace stuff - cheers

      dragonsinger — March 11, 2007 @ 7:51 am

  2. I love the interview done by your students! What an awesome idea. It’s so cuuuuuttteeeeee!

      MsHroom18 — May 6, 2007 @ 10:47 pm

  3. Hi Simon
    Thanks for checking out my blog and wikispaces, I hope you will let your staff know about the links to this wiki for the use of DLCs in the classroom and for home learning.
    will post your site to my del.icio.us to keep an eye on whats up in your world
    kind regards
    justine

      Justine — May 14, 2007 @ 6:56 pm

  4. Linking to your video on today’s blog. Thanks for providing it for us to use as a tool to spread the message! You rock!

      Melanie Holtsman — July 3, 2007 @ 2:07 pm

  5. yay! cool attitude - great work. get in touch. cheers Mike

      Mike — August 24, 2007 @ 8:20 pm

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