About hlye

Physics and Science teacher. Passionate about our education system, learning technology and inquiry-based, student-centred teaching that misses teaching math.
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Student Support

Original post can be found here.

This semester I have been put into a new role – I am on the student support team. I still consider myself a new teacher (been at this less than 5 years…but my how time flies) which comes with learning in itself, but I would have to say that I have learned more in the past two months than in any other two months in my career (such as it is).… More

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BYOD, Equity, and the Shrinking Computer Labs

My original post can be found here.

I last blogged about the idea of the flipped classroom and what I was already doing to work my way toward the increasingly student-centred classroom that I have envisioned.… More

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Changes on the Way to My “Flipped” Classroom

My original post can be found here.

 

If you are an educator you are probably already familiar with the concept of a flipped classroom. For the benefit of anyone who doesn’t know you can check out this blog, it explains it quite well.… More

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The Trouble With Technology (and Teaching)

My original post can be found at The Trouble With Technology (and Teaching).

I just finished reading a blog entry by Denise Krebs called “What Does Technology Have to Do With It?” and it made me want to write an entry of my own.… More

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Teaching 1P ESL Science

Original Post from A Journey: Student to Teacher & What Lies Beneath

This semester I am teaching a Grade 9 Applied Science class that is designated for ESL students. This means that I have students in ESL levels A to E in the class that also have a varying Science level.… More

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Let the Technology Shine!

Here we are one week into the new school year and semester. I have the opportunity to teach more or less the same semester as last (with the exception of an applied section becoming an applied ESL) so I am trying to try some new things.… More

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