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Facebook Awards Digital Citizenship Research Grant to European Schoolnet

It is the second day of the second week of the second month and that can only mean one thing . . .  it is Safer Internet Day (SID). Don’t forget to check out Webwise for great activities for primary and postprimary students.

But much to my surprise, my daily trawl [...] ...

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BBC Dimensions: exploring the human scale of events and places in history

Dimensions is an experimental project from the BBC that allows you to compare the scale of different types of events with something that we can all recognise. There are two parts of the project “How many really?” and “How big really?“ “How many really?” is all about the numbers of people that were involved in ...

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Copyright Cops

According to the most recent EU Kids Online research over one third of 9-12 year olds and three quarters of 13-16 year olds who use the internet in Europe have their own profile on a social networking site. I discovered this wonderful film from Julio Secchin which not only depicts the way that our youngsters ...

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Purpose and Passion Part 2

10.22.2010 · Posted in Teachers, advocacy, gifted, parents, social media, twitter

Teachers With Passion We all know that our teachers can pass through their entire basic training without ever hearing about gifted education at all. Once out, they are faced with classes of maybe thirty students of wide-ranging ability and a good sprin... ...

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Purpose and Passion Part 1

10.22.2010 · Posted in advocacy, parents, social media, support groups, twitter

Parents With Purpose Yes, it’s true that in Ireland we have no gifted and talented programmes in our schools or even a national advocacy organisation. Our teachers receive little or no training in gifted education during their basic training. No, we... ...

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