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Susan Souza
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Global Education Conference
Replied Sep. 14, 2007
Just Getting Started
Replied Sep. 9, 2007
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- Location (Country, State, District):
- Nonthaburi, Thailand
- Web Site:
- http://isb.ac.th
- About Me:
- I am a second grade teacher at International School Bangkok
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Back from Shanghai...What's Next
After an exciting weekend at the Learning 2.0 conference in Shanghai, I came back energized and ready to get started with Global Collaboration. Yesterday Kim (Cofino) and I had a meeting to discuss next steps. One of the projects we would like to begin with is a video introducing our school to other classes. This will give a meaningful context to the student's work. They will brainstorm their ideas, write the script, choose the photos and drawings to include, add video, etc. Since I teach second… Continue
Posted on September 22nd, 2007 at 10:43pm —
Hi from Bangkok,
I am teaching second grade at International School Bangkok in Nonthaburi, Thailand. The school is nestled in the middle of an international community, about an hour away from the hurry scurry of Bangkok. Our curriculum is based on North American standards enriched with international best practices. My class has 18 children from Thailand, Canada, Indonesia, Israel, India, Germany, Italy, China, Holland, Korea and the United States of America. With this kind of cultural diversity, global citizens… Continue
Posted on September 12th, 2007 at 4:22am —
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