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Going Electronic | Popularising Reading
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Youth, Popular Culture and Texts. October 1, 2015. October 5, 2015. So what are they? They are Kobo eReaders. Apparently carefully crafted to deliver a superior reading experience . Funny that, because the last time I checked I thought it was the actual story itself that did that! Anyway they are light and portable and offer access to over 4 million of the best eBooks, comics and kids’ titles including best sellers (Rakuten Kobo, 2015). Check them out…. Available under Standard YouTube License. 2013) pro...
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Resources – read this [connect]
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Australian Culture and Identity resources. Popular Culture @splash.abc.net.au. AITSL paper: Engagement in Australian Schools. Edutopia: Resource Roundup – Student Engagement. Digital resources to support student engagement. Connecting teachers, students and standards. Do you need to get down with the kids? Read Connect. Produce. Learning to connect online. Popular culture: connect to writing. Talking about pop culture. On Talking about pop culture. On Popular culture: connect to…. On Somewhere in between?
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Learning to connect online – read this [connect]
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Learning to connect online. IDevices by Judit Klein available at https:/ www.flickr.com/photos/juditk/8973427921/in/photostream/. Under a CC attribution 2.0 creativecommons.org/licences/by/2.0. Providing secure access to an innovative range of digital tools, resources and online spaces for teaching and learning, collaboration and networking.” Whilst many teachers I know are frustrated by this environment, I choose to see the benefits for our students. Information on social media and the school community.
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Saving Youth Online | Popularising Reading
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Youth, Popular Culture and Texts. October 18, 2015. October 19, 2015. Access, Access…read all about it! Can I suggest that if there’s anything more topical than the use (or not) of ‘new media’ in schools, it would have to be the filtering of access to the internet. We all know there are pros and cons to filtering access to information, and we all agree on the need to protect youth from ‘unsuitable’ or ‘inappropriate’ material. But who decides on what is and is not suitable material? This study identified...
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Read. Connect. Produce. – read this [connect]
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Read Connect. Produce. Book trailer created by blog author. Niemi, Harju, Vivitsou, Viitanen, Multisilta, and Kuokkanen (2014) explored how 319 students and 28 teachers, across three countries, were able to use digital media for storytelling. Is quite inspirational and provides solid evidence for the value of finding the time for students to develop and demonstrate their learning through this forum. Download images onto a computer and use them to tell a story. So what is stopping us? The project taught] ...
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Saving Youth Online | Popularising Reading
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Youth, Popular Culture and Texts. October 18, 2015. October 19, 2015. Access, Access…read all about it! Can I suggest that if there’s anything more topical than the use (or not) of ‘new media’ in schools, it would have to be the filtering of access to the internet. We all know there are pros and cons to filtering access to information, and we all agree on the need to protect youth from ‘unsuitable’ or ‘inappropriate’ material. But who decides on what is and is not suitable material? This study identified...
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Keeping Youth Engaged! | Popularising Reading
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Youth, Popular Culture and Texts. October 24, 2015. October 24, 2015. I’ll keep those thoughts for in-house or maybe even a future post! Besides, I just finished my annual review and thought I would capitalise on the efforts. So, in keeping with my first post to ‘some degree’ I thought I would share another ‘popular’ experience in our library in 2015. Working on inquiry with the entire year 7 cohort was a highlight of 2015. This experience enabled me to put into practice some of my learnings. I wonder if...
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Connecting with depth – read this [connect]
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8220;Educational Postcard: “Explaining deep learning” by Ken Whytock available at https:/ www.flickr.com/photos/7815007@N07/14863325938. Under a CC attribution 2.0 creativecommons.org/licences/by/2.0. Students today are active learners just by being participants in society – wondering about an animal you just saw? Look it up on the hand held device you or your parent have with you, to answer your questions. Interested in seeing a movie but not sure what it’s about? Using authentic tasks that require comp...
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Keeping Youth Engaged! | Popularising Reading
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Youth, Popular Culture and Texts. October 24, 2015. October 24, 2015. I’ll keep those thoughts for in-house or maybe even a future post! Besides, I just finished my annual review and thought I would capitalise on the efforts. So, in keeping with my first post to ‘some degree’ I thought I would share another ‘popular’ experience in our library in 2015. Working on inquiry with the entire year 7 cohort was a highlight of 2015. This experience enabled me to put into practice some of my learnings. I wonder if...
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Promoting Reading | Popularising Reading
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Youth, Popular Culture and Texts. September 27, 2015. October 10, 2015. Figure 1 Front Display Area. Source: Photo by Glenda George). Source: Created by Glenda George). Table 1 Genre Promotions List. Source: Created by Glenda George). Shaping Youth Identity →. 2 thoughts on “ Promoting Reading. October 3, 2015 at 11:39 pm. Isn’t it a wonderful thing, that there are teacher-librarians in the world? October 18, 2015 at 2:34 am. I agree that the promoting of reading is one of the most important functions of...