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We teach a Hebrew immersion program to our students in grades 1-4 for half a day. I was noticing that our fourth grade students could not take a Hebrew root word and conjugate it into past tense. I…Continue
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Dear Educators:Please help me display the power of the blogging to my faculty for a presentation we are doing next week, by briefly contributing to this doc! Please write a brief response to the…Continue
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Posted on February 16, 2011 at 12:55pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Editors Note: I know that I am preaching to the choir since most people that read this are on Twitter already.
In the past week much has been made of the fact that as an Orthodox Jewish Educator living in Memphis TN. that I have over 1,300 followers on Twitter. Yes I am still amazed and humbled by this fact and at times when I am asked why people follow me I have a tough time answering.
However when I am asked why I tweet or what I tweet about the answer is easy. I…
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Kol hakavod on your initiative! However, I'm an English teacher to deaf and hard of hear students here in Israel and am not involved in this topic.
Best of Luck!
Naomi
My unsolicited suggestion is that you might want to use your organizational skills to develop a rotation of bloggers/writers etc and ask them to commit to writing once a month or once every two months, i.e. the PLN can have say four blogs a month and discussions around those blogs as they relate to what you hope to accomplish here. The idea being that a) it won't fall all on your shoulders 2) ideas will be fresh and varied b) you give your network time to develop and expand.
Okay, that was my two cents.