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Reading Comprehension – Short StoriesDirections: Read the story. Then answer the questions below.My name is Julie. I have a friend.My friend lives in California.My friend is a girl.She is seventeen years old.Her name is Jessica Roberts.Jessica is cool. I like her a lot.She likes to read. She is a good reader.She is good at math, too. It is her best subject.Jessica is smart.I like to eat lunch with her. We eat lunch on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.Jessica is my friend.Questions:1) Where does Julie's friend live?A. ColoradoB. TexasC. California2) Is Julie'
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4) What is Julie's friend's first name?
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5) What is my friend's last name?
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6) What is Jessica's best subject?
A. English B. math C. science
7) How many days a week do I eat lunch with Jessica?
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Yesterday I focused on spring cleaning my living room and my bathrooms since I was playing catch up. It wasn't too time consuming, but I also still have a little bit of under-the-cabinet clutter to deal with. I am thankful that today focuses on doing Hall/Linen Closets, since our coveralls hibernate in our hall closet over the summer months, instead of my laundry room/bathroom. That'll help me finish up my bathroom space!
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- Clean out closets and put away any coats that won't be needed or donate ones that have been outgrown.
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WordCamp Lancaster is just 43 days away, and we're overdue to introduce ourselves! Please join me as I tell the story of how we all met, who we are, and what we're working on for WordCamp Lancaster.
Here we are during a meeting, in which we discussed cupcake logistics, the feasibility of qubits and general quantum computing in contemporary consumer electronics within our lifetime, and various conference matters, such as the after-party, and some design elements we're working on for the amazing, wonderful, groundbreaking attendee gift we have planned. We agreed to take one or two photos. As you can see, we work hard.
However, we also play hard – to a degree which is, at times, equal to – but does not exceed – the degree to which we work. Here we are having a large amount of fun and displaying gesticulations and/or facial expressions that are consistent with fun and/or fun-like experiences:
Here's a bit more details about us, in alphabetical order:
Austin Ginder
Austin is a three-time Go Fish card game world champion, and the founder of Anchor Host.
He works at the Candy Factory – where we're having our contributor day on Sunday March 6th – and is heading up venue planning this year as the Viscount of Venues.
Bri Piccari
Bri is a four-time Go Fish card game world champion, and the President of AIGA Central Pennsylvania.
Bri is our Duchess of Design + Princess of Printing, and along with Rami, is one of our Party Popes.
Dustin Leer
Dustin is a five-time Go Fish card game world champion, and is a developer from Lancaster PA. He also made four custom Wapuu for WordCamp Lancaster this year, which are all wonderful (two of them are below).
Dustin is our venerable Viscount of Volunteers.
George Stephanis
George is a six-time Go Fish card game world champion, and is a squad lead for Jetpack at Automattic. George served as lead organizer for prior years of WordCamp Lancaster, and is our Taewang of Travel + Safety Sultan + Wifi Whisperer this year.
Lauren Pittenger
Lauren is a seven-time Go Fish card game world champion, and is a designer/developer at LBDesign.
Lauren is the Sultana of Sponsors + Viceroy of Swag.
Rami Abraham
Rami is the developer lead of Maintainn at WebDev Studios. Rami has never played Go Fish.
Rami is the Assistant to the Janitor, and I guess also the lead organizer if you want to be technical about it.
Organizer Emeritus: Mary Waldman
Mary was an amazing organizer; friendly, and talented, she was a member of our team in prior years, but has since needed to commit more time to other engagements.
We list Mary here in gratitude of her service.
Perhaps the most startling and magical coincidence about the 2016 organizing team is that, in a sense, we've all met before, through our parents.
When researching all six of us for this post, I found out that all of our parents – together – were the 1951 organizing team of WordCamp Lancaster! Wow – what are the chances? I dug around some more in George's basement when no one was home and I found this photograph:If you take a closer look, you can see that our parents' names are not only the same as ours (somewhat common), but they also look very much like us:
Note: We're still exploring how this is possible, since WordPress didn't exist until 2003.
In closing – thanks for reading, and on behalf of us all –
Welcome to WordCamp Lancaster!
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Age: 22
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Likes: Fighting, Being near death, facing opponets stronger than him
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Values: Power, Strength, Superior Mentality
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Our Provence beds are made using solid poplar wood which is then painted any Farrow & Ball or Dulux colour. Optional Oak trims can be added to to the head and foot ends.
Width 1704mm
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For more information about our Provence King Size Bed with High Foot End, call Ian or Steve on 01727 856 053. Or send us your details, and well call or email you back.
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J: United States
The sun went down and never came back up again... The world was so dark and very cold. I woke.
2017- saw a Islamic or Indonesia woman in a dark cave area, kneeling and a person with a blurry face made her kiss a severed foot that was attached to a stick... Please what horrible dreams is this???
2004- i dreamt i was on a foreign beach.. Pretty, crisp sand and quiet waters... I looked around while standing on the beach and saw hundreds of dark skinned people around, all faces were blurry!!! I heard silence for a few moments and i immediately screamed for people to run to the left. I knew in my mind , a tsunami was coming. As i ran with the people, i was swept away by thr high waves and then i awoke. Once i woke up, i called my friend because i was crying so hard , shaking and in shock of how real that dream was... He told me to turn on the news but i thought he was joking with me... Was no joke at all.... I was dreaming what had just occurred in Indonesia.
So please... Any one with help on the other two would be highly appreciated of insight.... The 2004 Indonesia tsunami was just one of the millions of true vision dreams ive ever had... The rest were minor things... Not a huge event in history...
Mercedes: United States
12/1/16: Hello, I tried to look up my dream meaning but I couldn't find what I was looking for.
I dreamt that my family was on a boat at night but it was really windy and I begged my dad that we wouldn't go until the morning. We went to a hotel and then walked around with my parents behind my husband and me. As I looked up (because the court yard or wherever we were, was in the center of everything and in the open).
I saw a rainbow, and clouds that were a dark purple blue color, and then I saw many more rainbows, and some were circles and others horizontal and vertical. It was really beautiful.. unwashed trying to get a picture of it and as I did the people around me started running, and my husband was pulling me, and I looked up and saw the clouds turning into stairs, many in different directions.
I took my husband's hand and remember people running, and I was looking up as the stairs came down... And I woke up and have been thinking about it all day.
If you could tell me more or less what this means I'd greatly appreciate it thank you!(:
Sharon: Bahamas
I was laying down just praising God and the vision of God came to me I was wide awake he was standing in front of me and in his hand was this huge lock, he said to me that the lock symbolized everything that people had locked up from me, but he's unlocking it and no man will lock it agin
Rejoice Nipah: Ghana
I saw the clouds open and beautiful golden jewelry,cloths which I said in the the dream that I will give it to the poor,was felling down.I also saw a drawing symbol. And the number 696 appeared boldly written in the clouds. Can u please help me understand this dream? Thank u. God bless u.
I had a revelation. It starts in New York. A drastic weather change will happen and kill a lot of homeless families, great earthquakes will strike.
The elite have built an underground city because they know of the change, but they won't be safe, and their underground cities will be destroyed.
The dollar value will not be worth much. Three countries will be united by money; U.S., Mexico, and the last one I can recall!
The Mongolian people will be killed (genocide) purposely to reduce the number of people for more control. I saw how their mountains were crushed by bombs and I could see people fleeing to safer grounds. I saw this bright golden light coming from a mountain. it was something God has hidden, and like scriptures, they will be revealed and protected .
Then the ocean turn red and a voice told me it was from all the sea creatures floating, and because the ocean is so polluted. The fishes created high Mercury which cause them to die and poison the sea.
There will be chosen Christians, who because of their good hearts, will be the help for the needing ones by providing food, survival, and hope . There will be huge blocks of ice and hail that will strike Egypt like nothing ever seen before .
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Passing through Perfect
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It's 1946. WW2 war is over. Millions of American soldiers are coming home and Benjamin Church is one of them. After four years of being away he thought things in Alabama would have changed, but they haven't. Grinder's Corner is as it's always been—a hardscrabble burp in the road. It's not much, but it's home.
In this inspirational romance, Benjamin attends a harvest festival in Twin Pines where he catches sight of Delia. Before their first dance ends, he knows for certain she's the one. They fall madly in love; happily, impatiently, imprudently, in love. It doesn't matter that her daddy is staunchly opposed to the thought of his daughter marrying a cotton farmer, never mind a poor one.
It's true Benjamin has little to offer; he's a sharecropper who will spend his whole life sweating and slaving to do little more than put food on the table. But that's how things are in Alabama. Benjamin is better off than most; he has a wife, a boy he adores, and a house that doesn't leak rain. Yes, Benjamin considers himself a lucky man until the fateful night that changes everything.
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Well-written and engaging, readers will welcome back characters from previous Wyattsville books. – Kirkus Reviews
This is Southern fiction at its best: spiritually infused, warm, and family-oriented – an atmosphere which permeates every chapter with descriptions firmly routed in family tradition and the South. – Midwest Book Review, Donovan's Shelf
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I hadn't read anything of hers before, and yes, this is book 3 in a series. It is very easily read as a standalone. I didn't feel I missed a thing. I can't wait to read more from her too. I'm hooked! – Freda's Voice
This is definitely a book I would recommend to others; in fact I've already told a friend that she absolutely MUST read Passing through Perfect. Whether you've read the other books in the Wyattsville Series or not, you'll find yourself drawn in and enjoying every turn of the page with this fabulous book. Thank you to Bette Lee Crosby for sharing her storytelling time and talents. – WOW! Women on Writing
I connected with the characters in this story and rooted for them as they went through their trials and struggles. The story focuses on Benjamin Church a poor farmer who falls in love with the beautiful Delia. It chronicles the struggles they encounter as they face bigotry and discrimination from some along with friendship and acceptance from others. It is a heartwarming tale that shows both the good and bad found in mankind.
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Benjamin and Isaac stood, but when Sheriff Haledon sat he motioned for them to take a seat in the chairs facing his desk. "I'm assuming you want to talk to me about this Luke Garrett thing," he said. "But I've already read Deputy Moran's report, and I don't see that there's much more we can do."
"I ain't trying to be disrespectful ," Benjamin said, "but Deputy Moran ain't saying the whole story." He told how he'd seen the whitewall tire when the truck passed him on Cross Corner Road, then followed Luke Garrett home and peered through the window to see the bearded man.
"And that's the God's honest truth," Benjamin swore.
"Well, Deputy Moran's report says Luke Garrett's truck has four black tires, and the man doesn't have facial hair of any sort."
"I gotta believe somebody warned him."
"Benjamin, I'm hoping you aren't saying Deputy Moran would do a thing like that. I know he has no love of colored folks, but he's a sworn officer of the law."
The sheriff's words landed with a thud. They had the sound of finality, something impossible to argue against.
"I ain't blaming Mister Moran," Benjamin said, "but somebody surely did—"
"Who?" the sheriff replied. "Who else knew? Did you mention this to anyone other than Deputy Moran?"
"Unh-unh." Benjamin shook his head.
"Then it's just your word against his."
"It ain't just my word," Benjamin pleaded. "A man what's got a beard, then don't got a beard. Somebody's got to seen—"
The sheriff shook his head. "It's not gonna happen, Benjamin. Luke Garrett's trashy as they come, but he's a white man with friends. He'll lie, and they'll swear to it."
"But if somebody seen—"
"Even if they did," the sheriff said, "there's no way to prove when Luke shaved it off. It could have been last week, it could have been a month ago."
Benjamin just sat there, the muscles of his face hard as cement.
"I seen the man what run us down," Isaac volunteered.
"I know ," the sheriff nodded, "but it was dark at night, and your description was only that the truck had a whitewall tire and the driver was bearded. Did you see anything else that might help us?"
Isaac looked down at his feet and shook his head sorrowfully.
For nearly a minute the room was silent; then the sheriff spoke.
"I hope you can see the problem I've got here, Benjamin. I'm not saying which is right or wrong , but in the best interest of all concerned I've got to accept Deputy Moran's word. If I was to charge Moran with covering up a crime based on nothing but your word, there'd be an uprising in Bakerstown such as we've never seen."
Benjamin listened, expressionless and stoic.
"But it ain't right," Isaac said. "He run down my mama."
The sheriff gave a sad nod. "Maybe he did and maybe he didn't. Unless we can prove something…" He let his voice trail off; the thought was something no one wanted to hear.
Benjamin stood to leave, but Sheriff Haledon rose from his chair and came around the desk. He put his hand on Benjamin's shoulder. "What's done is done," he said. "Nothing you do is gonna bring Delia back. Maybe this isn't fair, but it's the way life is. The best thing for you to do now is take care of your boy."
Still somewhat expressionless, Benjamin turned and looked into the sheriff's face; the expression he saw was sincere and honest.
"Thank you, sir," he said, then reached for the door.
Although Benjamin never heard it, Sheriff Haledon said, "I wish you well, Benjamin, God knows I do."


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David Cope heads up Search Associates in the UK and Ireland, joining the team in 2002 after a long and successful international career in education and management.
A Cambridge graduate with a BA and MA in History, he taught History, English and Spanish for five years before becoming a headmaster. For twenty years he led three British schools in the UK and France (Dover College, the British School of Paris and Marlborough College), with a special commitment to furthering co-education and international education. During this time he developed staff exchanges and other close working links with schools in Australia, Canada, France, the Gambia, Germany, India, Japan, Jordan, New Zealand, South Africa, Ukraine and the US.
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Roger Platt, a Classics graduate from Oxford University, has been a teacher for twenty three years, many of which were spent in international schools in the Middle East, South East Asia and Europe. He now lives in Norfolk with his wife, teenage daughter and Bedlington terrier. Roger joined the UK office team in July 2017.
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David Cope is looking for an Executive Assistant to join his UK office, preferably full-time but possibly part-time, from 1 September 2017.
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The UK office runs the LONDON-Spring job fair, and is also actively involved in the LONDON-January job fair. So both these fairs are especially suitable for UK office candidates. However, any UK office candidate can also ask for an invitation to any of our other job fairs worldwide.
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FabFilter Pro-Q 2
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Well it was a long process... but our severances and re-zoning are finally complete! Here are the two listings, one with a small house and two garages, and one vacant.
Property with house
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Two beautiful 12-acre properties
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Saturday, May 6, 2017
Coding To Illuminate the Curriculum
Imagine a corporate PD event, seven hours long, where less than 20 minutes is spent using the company's product, Swift Playgrounds.
Imagine exploring the impact of coding on learning, without actually coding.
Imagine finally understanding the role of computational thinking across the curriculum.
That's the investment in coding in elementary and secondary schools that Apple made this past week. The Swift Playgrounds Early Adopter Summit was held Wednesday, May 3 at MaRS in Toronto.
For several years, I had been working hard to integrate coding activities into my science, geography and media classes, and then more recently to support other teachers with the same goals. We have used Scratch and other block coding, and also had huge amounts of fun with robots ranging from BeeBots, to Dash and Dot and Sphero, to the power of Lego EV3s. This fall I welcomed the addition of Swift Playgrounds to the coding landscape, as it is in my opinion by far the best computer science learning course around.
This fall also marked the online publication of the Ontario Ministry of Education's Coding in Elementary resource. This corresponds with my original approach, providing dozens of Scratch (online) and unplugged coding projects across numerous different areas of the curriculum.
I felt that I and others were really making headway in answering the question: with no coding curriculum (a la Britain, BC, Nova Scotia), how do Ontario teachers bring this essential new skill into their classes? I strongly believe that there is now a wealth of resources, guidance and professional community support for anyone to do this.
However, this week's Apple event extended my thinking in ways I would not have imagined. In conjunction with Future Design School, we spent the day learning about process design, design thinking, and approaching our chosen aspects of the Ontario curriculum to incorporate computational thinking.
We also took advantage of Apple's Learn to Code 1 & 2 Teacher Guide (available as a free iBook). The Guide is organized to follow the Swift Playgrounds course, moving through Commands, Debugging, Functions, Loops, Conditional Code and more. Each section of the Teacher Guide includes: Introduction, Activities, Practice in Swift Playgrounds, Reflection and Journal. The Activities are mostly unplugged, so that children can physically experience or act out the coding concepts.
It is easy to see how this is a great method of teaching coding. Apple sees this goal as a "social imperative, part of good citizenship. Code is all around us. We must empower all kids to understand how things work… Become more resilient, a better problem solver."
But even more valuable for me was the exploration of links between coding, design thinking and all areas of the curriculum. As our Ontario documents are being re-written, they include more expectations that involve meta-cognition, choice, analysis and deeper thinking. Speaking personally, I find this quite challenging to teach. But I found the combination of coding, design thinking, and the Teacher Guide fulfilled what FDS speakers referred to as, "computational thinking coupled with human imagination." It allowed me to envision ways to fully immerse myself and my students in the curriculum.
When it came time for us to consolidate our own learning and start building a unit, many in the room chose math and science topics. However, I was already exploring several pathways within Grade 8 Reading and Writing. I was also inspired by one FDS teacher who showcased a grade 5 social studies unit.
I landed upon Grade 8 Writing overall expectation 1, "generate, gather, and organize ideas and information to write for an intended purpose and audience.
I then selected some specific expectations:
1.1 identify the topic, purpose, and audience for more complex writing
1.2 generate ideas about more challenging topics and identify those most appropriate
to the purpose
1.3 gather information to support ideas for writing, using a variety of strategies and a wide range of print and electronic
As a teacher, I felt I always short-changed the very first step: identify the topic, purpose and audience. As well, I don't think I let my students spend enough time investigating needs of audiences and characteristics of writing forms. I don't think we ever spent much time talking about why some forms might be more suited to certain audiences.
I think that beginning with an Activity from the Teacher Guide (De-bugging, Functions, etc.), followed by hand-on practice in Swift Playgrounds would be a concrete and analogous way to lead into these discussions about audiences for writing, and writing forms.
By Grade 8, many students have become a bit jaded about their capabilities. There has been much discussion about concepts such as growth mindset and resiliency in math, and the same needs exist in our English courses. I think using Swift Playgrounds would be a great way to launch students along a pathway to success in any course, and to do justice to the richness inherent in the curriculum.
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Tuesday, April 18, 2017
#notabookstudy Week 1
I was very keen to be a part of this project for any number of reasons. Well, 10 to be precise!
In addition to knowing I would learn more about the work of Cathy Fosnot and how it relates to our goals in Ontario and Near North DSB math classrooms, I was fascinated to learn more about building a community of learners online.
I am always telling people that I learned most of what I know about tech-enabled learning and teaching from colleagues I met on Twitter. I have also had an all-purpose blog, that I contribute to in fits and starts, for several years. More recently, I have friended quite a few teacher friends in the virtual world of Facebook. I had explored on the fringes of the #ossemooc project as well.
But when Donna Fry started promoting #notabookstudy, I knew I wanted to try to become a part of it. It all boiled down to those 10 reasons!
For a variety of circumstances, I had to watch Week 1 from the sidelines. But now I am geared up for Week 2, and have my own reading done. My next blog post will address one of Cathy Fosnot's questions – to the best of my ability.
But the new learning for me has been huge – VoiceEd Radio, trying to support participating bloggers by commenting on their thoughtful posts, not to mention Fosnot's work itself.
I can't help thinking of the potential for our #notabookstudy online community in light of our board's new work with George Couros. Will my local colleagues take the plunge into the Twitterverse? If yes, might they be open to further online collaboration and learning.
I am very much looking forward to these possibilities.
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Wednesday, March 1, 2017
Our path to leveraging digital
Yesterday was one of the most rewarding experiences I have ever had, as a presenter, co-learner and colleague.
Although our board has been at the forefront of supporting teachers in integrating technology into their practice, it has seemed like a very long time getting to the point where we are talking about leveraging digital for teaching and learning. As opposed to learning the basics of our tools and how they work.
For four years, we have had the Tech For Teachers program to provide a device to all full-time teachers. We have supported these teachers from year to year with regional sessions on Intro to MacBook, or iPad, for example. But we have never had the chance to meet to think deeply about using tech to meet specific student or teacher needs.
With our MISA grant complemented by board funds, we not only had the chance to present two regional events to explore these ideas, but the money to support teachers with ongoing learning in their schools.
The event was very well received, and a number of participants even lingered afterwards, to continue their discussions with each other and with us. Tech experts and new users alike were engaged and inspired, it seemed to me.
The first sign that this was going to be a popular program came when we sent the original email to principals. We were seeking five teams of two from each school. Half an hour after I clicked Send, these spots were filled, and requests to participate continued to flow in over then next days and weeks.
The original email read as follows:
The project will include an exploration and implementation of our board's Office 365 tools, including some or all of: Mail, Calendar, Sway, Word, Powerpoint, Excel, One Drive, Forms, Planner, One Note, Class Notebook, People, Tasks, Video, SharePoint, Delve, Newsfeed and Skype, as well as the Office Lens app. Learning will address teacher and student productivity as well as 21st century competencies such as Communication and Collaboration.
We are seeking teams of two teachers from schools. Teachers will be able to support one another, and will be sharing release time to plan and reflect.
Release time
Teams will meet on Tuesday, February 28 for a full day of PD. Half a day will focus on the apps and their potential, followed by half a day of classroom-focused personal planning to narrow the focus of learning and application for the teams. (PD location to be determined based on participants.)
Between March 1 and May 31, schools will be allotted several release days to continue activities such as planning, co-planning, observing, and reflecting. Teams can use this time as they wish. Examples of activities might include meetings, co-teaching opportunities, or releasing other teachers within the school to work alongside the team.
ET Department staff will be available upon request to support the teams during March, April and May.
Data Collection
We will ask teachers and their students to complete a brief survey on February 28 and May 31.
We could never have guessed that this seemingly simple project would generate so much enthusiasm.
Obviously, before starting to plan the details of our introductory sessions, we knew that we had tapped into a demand for information on these apps, but we were looking for a way to go beyond the "how-to" approach. We also knew that we wanted to to have the follow-up release time used in a self-directed fashion.
With everyone more or less familiar with the terminology of the Collaborative Inquiry, this seemed like a logical way to plan. We had also recently enjoyed PD with CI guru Jenni Donohoo. We were give her second book as a resource, and I went out and bought the first one as well. Both were invaluable in getting me back into the CI process, and also to give me ideas and values as a facilitator.
Our keynote for the day described our Near North environment and vision, and also referenced Fullan's 6Cs and the ministry foundation document: Towards Defining 21c century competencies for Ontario."
We followed up with an activity where teachers used sticky notes to write down a series of personal needs: urgent student need, professional need, digital citizenship need, curriculum expectation that could be adapted with technology, etc.
Then, several teachers were asked to come forward and transfer all the sticky notes from the whiteboard onto chart papers with the headings: Communication, Collaboration, Critical Thinking, Creativity, and Citizenship.
At this point, participants could graphically see that their needs, which might be fulfilled by various O365 apps, also fell into categories of 21c or global competencies.
The next couple of hour were spent exploring several apps: Word and One Drive, Sway, One Note and Class Notebook, Lens, and Skype for Business.
Then, participants had a quick refresher on the CI process before starting to work on their own plans.
When everyone shared their ideas at the end, the vision and creativity shone from each team, as a wide array of ideas, questions, strategies, success criteria, grade involvement and use of release time was revealed.
This whole day far exceed my dreams and expectations, and I can't wait to see the great things that are accomplished at the school level in the next three months.
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Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Windows MovieMaker – RIP
I heard today that Windows MovieMaker is no more! Double checking when I got home I discovered that as of January 10, 2017, MovieMaker was discontinued with no replacement.
What a bittersweet moment! This workhorse of a multimedia program was a staple in my classes for many years, before we had iPads and the wizardry of iMovie and many other apps. No, in those days, we had MovieMaker and it was fantastic!
Looking back to nearly 15 years ago, teachers at our school only used the computer lab during their assigned periods for word processing and sometimes research – to be written up via more word processing. Myself included!
Then, my friend Len told me about this app that was built into Windows and therefore available for free on all our machines. He taught his class, then me, and then one of his students came along on Day 1 to help me out.
I never looked back.
MovieMaker might have been a bit clunky but by gosh you could search for and save photos off the Internet, make a slideshow, and add a soundtrack (I am sure I could still hum Blues Highway if I put my mind to it!) – all on a computer in the lab. This simple process alone called upon skills that were new to students. For example, it provided an authentic reason to discuss and insist on using network drives instead of the local C: drives. In later years, it prompted lessons on Creative Commons photos and music.
For a long time, I started every year with MovieMaker projects. It was definitely a case of introducing something quite new to the students. In Year 1 of MovieMaker we started simple with some personal projects. To this day I still have Who Let The Dogs Out in my iTunes, after buying it for a student to use:)
But several years later my Grade 8 history students used MovieMaker to make incredibly evocative photo essays comparing the lives of children in other countries to their own in Canada. We always built a sharing component into their work, and the discussions and metacognition value were enormous.
The height of our use of MovieMaker occurred in the years of Speaker's Corner. We had a large free-standing brick-wall backdrop from the theatre, and a tripod and small video camera – containing mini-cassette tapes. All this apparatus lived in my core classroom for a month. My friend Len came through again and showed me how to work the camera. Then, for a month all my media classes in the computer lab ran as follows: pick a topic, start researching and creating a basic slideshow into which the video would be dropped. Meanwhile, across the hall to my classroom they would go in small groups to film themselves. I tried to make the task as realistic as possible, with short speeches and all production work done by the students themselves. I kept away from the room, and left them to show some responsibility. I was never disappointed.
My work came later. Every Saturday for three weeks I would go to school and transfer the speech files off the cassette tapes, to name them and store them on the shared network drive where the students could pick them up and place them as the centrepiece of their opinion slide shows.
With three or four classes, this was usually 100+ projects. What a production!
We also held a film festival in the theatre during the last week of school to screen a wide range of projects and vote on an equally wide range of "awards." I still remember one popular Speaker's Corner. Many years ago, this student chose to speak about gay rights, and the theme of tolerance. I still remember one of her slides: "Don't like gay marriage? Don't get one!".
I have to say, the values I learned through the process of learning MovieMaker and regularly integrating multi-media forms of response into my classes has stayed with me to this day. Yes I will miss it, but I am equally happy to be learning new apps and spreading the word about the wonderful variety of assessment forms now available to us.
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Hey folks,
Panasonic provides already a lot of Apps for their TVs. But I am missing spotify in the music category. Please make cont(r)act with Panasonic to bring your service online on these Smart TVs.
Hello everyone,
We love this idea since we'd love to have Spotify available on all platforms. However, we don't announce potential partnerships until they happen. We'll be sure to update this idea once we have more to say.
Please add your Kudos and comments to this idea if you would like to see this implemented.
Yes please. I'm using the computer less and less for streaming media. Currently using my BR player for Netflix, Hulu, Amazon... Pandora and Shoutcast have a Panny app. Come on Spotify! Save my TV!
I support this idea as well. Homes with PS3 and Panasonic Smart TVs does not have any means to play music from Spotify without using additional hardware.
I saw that Spotify now has an app compatible with Samsung, makes sense they have one for Panasonic as well
Panasonic is getting out of the tv biz this year. I'd love for them to go out with a bang, and key to this (for me anyway) would be seeing Spotify as part of their music app line up. Make it happen!


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Industry Research : Contact Centres to be Powered by the Cloud
The contact centre industry of Australia is due for a major shake up, as industry experts are predicting that the industry will make a shift from the conventional model to a cloud-based model. They're estimating that the industry will gain momentum towards a cloud-based model 3 years from now and will reach its peak 5 years from now.
The conventional model is an on-premise one, and it's expected to encounter a huge challenge in the next few years as a lot of their clients will be reluctant to commit long term as they await for the shift in technology to take place. A lot of these clients recognise that there's an ongoing change, and they'd rather wait and see first what the future will bring before they commit long-term.
Anand Balasubramanian shared that the industry is moving towards taking advantage of 3rd party managed solutions. An industry analyst for the Australia & New Zealand ICT Practice, Balasubramanian shared that even though clients recognise the control provided by on-premise solutions, restrictions in flexibility and cost are making them look for other solutions. They're looking to find alternative solutions, and they're looking at cloud-based and hosted solutions.
A report was issued by Frost & Sullivan that highlights this change. The Australian Contact Centre Market 2012 showed that this change is brought upon by several issues like the change in business models. In addition, the reliable and fast broadband services brought upon by the NBN will make it very hard for these businesses to reject a cloud-based model. This is especially true since a lot of new players are expected to enter the market in the next 2 years.
There are several reasons why businesses are looking forward to taking advantage of cloud-based solutions. For starters, they have features called the Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plans. The natural calamities that happened back in 2011 made contact centres realise that there are risks involved in an on-premise business model and they need something that can help them stay operational in the event of a disaster.
But still, industry experts are not expecting all contact centres to make the change to cloud-based solutions immediately. A lot of them have made significant investments on their current infrastructure and a lot of them have made long-term commitments to their current business model. These organisations will have to wait until they have a few months remaining in their contract before they can consider cloud-based solutions powered by the NBN.
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Everytime I tint my fondant (I use Satin Ice), it gets kind of crumbly and dry looking. When I roll it out, it gets cracks all in it. HELP! What am I doing wrong? This last time I kept my hands coated in crisco hoping it would help, but it didn't. Is it too much dye? Am I kneading it too much? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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In 2011 I was diagnosed with a prolapse of the bladder. I was referred to Mr Ramsden and in November had an operation to repair the prolapse. Today, I have had my follow up appointment and the operation has been successful.
The care I received by all the members of the Mr Ramsden's team and on Ward B11 was excellent from start to finish. All the staff treated me with care and understanding. This was my first operation and I was apprehensive. I would like to give a special mention to Mr Ramsden who was very approachable and caring, Maggie and Alison the pre assessment nurses, Dr Lee the anaethesist who gave me the courage and confidence to have a spinal block which worked so well and Staff Nurse Jo Bailey who just goes that extra mile for her patients and who with patience and humour taught me a new skill. But many thanks to all.
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The Muslim Brotherhood says that its protests are purely peaceful — but evidence is mounting of torture and weaponry at its Cairo sit-ins. CAIRO — Ahmed Sabet, 22, has been hospitalized for over a week. "They stamped on his face," said his cousin, Aly al-Masry, 20, who told Sabet's story from his bedside as he … Continue reading


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Clive Palmer says his Senate team is prepared to vote to block supply to prevent Treasurer Joe Hockey's $6 billion asset recycling fund, designed to pay state governments to privatise assets.
''The only recycling we would vote for is recycling the Treasurer,'' Mr Palmer told Fairfax Media. ''Joe Hockey is the most spectacularly unsuccessful treasurer Australia has seen.
''The government should call a double dissolution and let the public decide on things like privatisation, but they've got no guts.''
Mr Palmer's hardened stance against asset recycling came as Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Mr Hockey focused on infrastructure renewal and privatisation in their bid to jump start the budget sales job.
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The decision is likely to be endorsed by the CWC and also the UPA coordination committees in the evening .In fact they only endorse the decision taken by Sonia Gandhi week ago . Before that, Gandhi and the Prime Minister will meet with their allies who participate in the government to formally inform them of the road-map for India's 29th state.
Hyderabad, sources said, will not be designated a Union Territory. Instead, the city with its booming economy powered largely by the IT industry, will be a shared capital for Andhra Pradesh and the new Telangana state.


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The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, has shamelessly and underhandedly given its final approval for Kennecott's proposed Eagle Mine project, a nickel and copper sulfide mine on the Yellow Dog Plains.
In issuing the approval, the MDEQ overstepped the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community's treaty rights, and dismissed a 2009 ruling by Administrative Law Judge Richard Patterson, who found that Eagle Rock is a place of spiritual importance to Keweenaw Bay Community and should be protected.
Judge Patterson, in his ruling, stated that both Kennecott and the MDEQ "did not properly address the impact on the sacred rock outcrop known as Eagle Rock" and suggested that they move the mine's entry point somewhere "away from the rock".
The MDEQ unilaterally decided that the judge's ruling was unnecessary "…because it pertained to Eagle Rock as a place of worship. They believe that a place of worship must be a building and therefore negates comments that were not in favor of the mining company," explains the Yellow Dog Watershed Preserve, who works along side the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community and others opposed to the mine.
However, the MDEQ did much more than dismiss the ruling and deny the sacredness of Eagle Rock. First, it handed the matter down to a Senior Policy Advisor, who made the decision on his own and just two days before the MDEQ was formally dissolved.
Cynthia Pryor, Campaign Director for the Yellow Dog Watershed Preserve, comments:
"What just happened here? The DEQ, as party to a State of Michigan Administrative Contested Case process, just unilaterally bypassed both the legal process and Administrative Law Judge Patterson in making a sweeping declaration and finding of law. This sweeping "judgment" was made not by Judge Patterson, not by past DEQ Director Stephen Chester, not by the interim DEQ Director Jim Sygo, but by a Senior Policy Advisor within the DEQ. This was done as a final DEQ action on the matter – on the day before the DEQ was to be dissolved and the new DNRE Director was to take office.
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Discussion in 'Photos and Videos' started by Ian Fraser, Feb 8, 2015.
A shot I took 08/02/2015
Stunning, another place I could live in. Thx for sharing.
Ian where are you? Do you have your RPAS?
I am up at Eumundi
I am in Brisbane but I do spend a bit of time on the Sunshine Coast.
I am just a hobbyist I haven't been flying my Inspire 1. I am waiting for a more stable firmware version. A lot of the crashes do seem to be user error but there is the odd firmware related crash.
I have been thinking about getting a controllers certificate I do have some time on my hands at the moment but not the Dollars to spare for it.
Here is another version of the photo above. I found that I had another shot so I stitched them in LightRoom
Glass House Mountains
Ian, just about to take delivery!
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It may not look as if you can find a lot of men's fashion accessories out there, but in fact men take advantage of more accessories than they understand. An accessory is an item or piece of clothing which you do not need to wear, but it does accentuate your appearance and can even serve a function. So, fashion accessories are even useful to someone during day to day tasks. There are all types of things that are men's fashion accessories.
The wrist watch just isn't as common as it once was, but for a short time of time every man had a wrist watch and every man's watch had a thick gold ring or a leather one. The men's watch is still popular today and it comes in many types to further establish its popularity and benefit.
Maybe some of the most appealing men's wrist watches of today are platinum or stainless steel. The industrial appearance is in with men. This even applies to various other kinds of jewelry that men usually wear.
A man does wear jewelry and jewelry can be common men's fashion accessories. You will see plenty of guys wearing necklaces, rings and earrings. Though these high fashion things are generally slightly heavier and more bulky than similar girl's jewelry items.
As stated earlier, platinum and stainless steel are popular alloys for men nowadays. You will also see white gold, silver as well as wood used in some men's jewelry. Straightforward strings continue to be the best option for men's necklaces. Earrings and rings can and are often crazy in layout or straightforward and daring. There is plenty of room in men's fashion for stupid or exceptional statements.
The men's tie is most likely the iconic men's fashion accessory. Its goal was lost to history, but the tie seems to have evolved from the convention uncomplicated neck scarf. Now the tie is a fashion accessory must for dressy events and comes in all colors, patterns and sizes.