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Yesterday, we held our long awaited web conference with St. Justin Martyr School, in Missouri. The 6th grade students in both schools have been working on a project in which they share a presentations which illustrate a typical day in their lives.
After a few initial hiccups, the fun began. It is difficult to describe the joy and level of engagement that students experience when participating in a web conference. You really have to be there and live it, but if you can imagine a large room full of smiles, and electricity zapping every which way, you will have a better idea of what it is like.
This was an unforgettable sharing and learning experience for our students, one which I am sure they will remember the rest of their livesAfter a few initial hiccups, the fun began. It is difficult to describe the joy and level of engagement that students experience when participating in a web conference. You really have to be there and live it, but if you can imagine a large room full of smiles, and electricity zapping every which way, you will have a better idea of what it is like.
It is vital that the current generation of children learn to actively engage with the world in a positive manner and practice good netiquette in doing so. Experiences such as this one help students build their understanding of global citizenship and embrace its values and practices.
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On Thursday we worked on building a bridge, the idea behind the project was TEAMWORK
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