Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts

Wednesday, 8 June 2016

Goodbye blog

At the end of three years participating in our classblog, sometimes more than others, it's time to end it. Just like our class that will separate, the blog will come to an end.
It was a good experience for everyone, I think.
So, goodbye blog :(

Thursday, 2 June 2016

Bye!

Hey guys.😀
Only in nine years have I participated in a blog and in this one and liked it enough to participate in it as it can share times and work on it and see the work of classmates.
Thanks!

Bye

Hi!
These were incredible experiences, I loved being able to interact with classmates from other European schools. I loved these three years.
Bye to this blog, teacher and classmates!

Bye

Hello,
I just wanted to say it was an amazing experience
I will miss this blog and you!
            Good bye.
Carolina

Friday, 30 January 2015

Blog Anniversary #1

One Year, 365 days of hard work around a class blog that have paid off!
A year ago, I was attending a UO Teacher eLearning course with other incredible teachers from around the globe, led by an equally incredible Teacher Trainer, Donna. Both as a course challenge / task and a personal one, I created this blog with my form class, which I have had the privilege of having been given continuity.
Until this date and together, in a true TEAM (Together Everyone Achieves More) work spirit, we’ve already published 163 posts, have had 1004 comments, and visitors from 59 different countries, which is really a feat. Our posts have included introductions, hobbies, family ties and trips, religion, citizenship, readings and obviously, school activities using different 2.0 web tools, games, and more recently, flipped activities.
We’ve created a united and amazing real and virtual learning community, leaving a remarkable footprint, learning English and digital literacies, committed 21st century learners as we all (including the teacher) are!
Yep, as a teacher, it’s hard for me to believe, but it’s been a year – a very successful year, with a national prize last October, thanks to this amazing class - 8ºA and their parents - and to all of you, who from far and wide, have visited, read and left your precious comments.

A huge THANK YOU!