A European webzine from Lafayette high school in France
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Grand Theft Childhood common-sense advice is based on a two-year $1.5 million research program funded by the U.S. Department of Justice, as well as a review of relevant studies from around the world. In this video WatchMojo speaks to the author, Dr. Lawrence...
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For our Comenius partners but also for anyone planning on visiting the culturally diverse country of Turkey, WatchMojo.com presents a helpful travel guide. Bridging between Asia and Europe, Turkey is an unique country that mixes the different cultures...
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Nik Peachey gives the pros and cons of web 2.0 teaching. Are new technologies changing our way of thinking? On Web 2.0 tools for teachers you can find a collection of recommended Web 2.0 sites for EFL ESL teachers.
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What’s the point of Twitter? Why should educators get involved? What difference does using Twitter make? Laura Walker gives some answers. Here is a video on a Twitter Experiment: Here is an example of a Twitter story created by 140 Elementary and Middle...
Watch this very unique satire with subtitles that might be helpful and fun in class.....
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Learning how to draw mindmaps is not so easy. Watch this video explaining you how to proceed at first: What is it about mind mapping that helps learning? Is mind mapping a different way of learning? Does using mind maps in student learning foster creativity...
Time for reading during these summer holidays? Here is a well-known book Big Brother is watching you (G.Orwell) in French.
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Here is a great tool for mindmapping: Wisdomap . Have a look on it! It helps you to organise your thoughts and allows you to attach notes, videos, pictures, links and files to your map.
Twitter or not twitter? Can it be useful for teachers? Here is a possible answer:
