You might have seen this before, but if you haven’t it is really worth a look. Geared to parents, it gives everyone something to think about. (Privacy Alert – There is an email collection form at the end)
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Quentin D’Souza has pointed to a gem that is targeted at parents but one that every teacher should listen to. Animal School will make you think about how we educate children. And to continue with the theme, here is my all time favorite….
From TeachingHacks comes a link to a short movie called Animal School. What do you make of it? It certainly gives food for thought. It tugs at the heart-strings, sure enough, and the music and pictures are beautiful, and perhaps that’s what makes me a little suspicious
interface also allows for relevant searches around a set of rotating icons on the site. It has some drawbacks because of the limited search results but would prove more useful than Google, say, as an initial search for kids embarking on new projects Animal School You might have seen this before, but if you haven’t it is really worth a look. Geared to parents, it gives everyone something to think about. (Privacy Alert – There is an email collection form at the end)
Quentin,
What a beautiful reminder to teachers as well as parents that each child is unique. It has always been my opinion that many children’s talents and gifts are squandered when we demand conformity in our classrooms.