Well here it is at last, Chaucer’s own blog site. A couple of things to think about.
Mr S
I really like this, a great tool for remembering what you have learned each day. It will also be a fabulous resource to look back on. Try it out using code 83327, I will pick one person at random in one month to win a love to shop voucher, so why not take part?
RS
Click here, I got…………….. not telling!
BYOT stands for Bring Your Own Technology, the idea is that pupils use the technology they already own to enhance their learning experience. The concept has come from the fact that the improvements in technology move so quickly that schools are always using technology which is out of date.
Earlier this year we investigated a laptop scheme for the school. In the time we had investigated and decided on the spec of the computer PC world were offering a better laptop for £200 less than we were going to propose. We could not, in all consciousness promote a laptop to our parents which was not good value.
I am very interested in your thoughts on this subject, would it make it harder for you or easier? Would you be happy for your child to use the technology they are carrying in their pockets and bags to enhance their education or would you be against it?
Students, would you like the opportunity to use your Phones/Ipods/Laptops/Netbooks/Tablets in lessons? What problem’s could you foresee? I have already spoken to the Police about asset marking to increase security.
Here is a newspaper article from America on this very subject
Please email me with your thoughts and comments rsauntry@chaucer.ac.uk
I chose this car for the teachers because the majority of cars had five doors and alot of them were red.
|I think this car would be a good choice for the staff as it is a four door medium sized it has 5 seats as well as it is red. Which I found to be the most common colour in the car park.
this is the car that we choose and we think that this will be a more resonable car because it is a 4 door and it is meduim for people who have families
