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I’ve been meaning to float these for a while but after a prompting from @dawnhallybone thought I’d get my digital finger out…
I’ve used these surveys with parents and children to get a simple snapshot of the school.
The first is a simple ‘hands-up‘ chart for teachers to ask children: esafety questionnaire
The second is a ‘what are your views/thoughts on ICT‘ for the parents: e-learning questionnaire
By all means, copy, change, update. I need to update ours and re-do for this year and will float again once I’ve done so.
Tags: children chat, esafety, ICT surveys, parent surveys
Have recently prepped a load of my (and @batttuk’s) more popular links into a ‘tweetable’ form. Lots of good stuff here – not all mine. Take a look.
My TMMidlands presentation – Ben’s Google Tools: Boogle #ukedchat http://bit.ly/1eYOwkF
#esafety poster idea (used in anti-bullying week) http://bit.ly/1gRxb2F #ukedchat
Maths: layered learning – an Ofsted like. http://bit.ly/1byjSy1 #ukedchat
Macbeth resources: a veritable hoard/horde http://bit.ly/1eR7yzq #Y6 #shakespeare #ukedchat
Circuit training cards with Action Man
http://bit.ly/16UMphw #ukedchat #pe
#Y6 spellings: a collection to use & abuse http://bit.ly/1dgdsW7 #ukedchat
Maths & writing marking policy – a step in the right direction? http://bit.ly/193Mmi0 #ukedchat
Punctuation tally stickers – very useful. Levels 3,4 & 5 http://bit.ly/1fSi0jZ #ukedchat
Level 6 grammar resources (not mine – just passing them on) http://bit.ly/1cDplcU #ukedchat
Alice in Numberland – a large problem-solving pack. Can be tailored to suit. http://bit.ly/1kDMPB3 #ukedchat
Who is responsible for the death of King Duncan? http://wp.me/p14oAb-g9 #shakespeare
Shoved-in-clauses: embedded clauses, a festive take… http://bit.ly/1ec9TPz
Want 20gb of FREE cloud space? A couple of clicks and you’ll be there. COPY is fab. https://copy.com?r=MvTLGC
Using twitter in education. http://wp.me/p31ZCF-6a @ianaddison @ideas_factory
Surviving an EBD school via @njthurly http://wp.me/p31ZCF-5B #ukedchat
#battt week guest posts – old but still great to read. #inspiration http://bit.ly/128DNmx
10 ways to use twitter – a helpful guide. http://bit.ly/128DNmx #ukedchat
Twittering Tweachers @sorrell_km http://bit.ly/NIUpMP #ukedchat
School Twitter Account @basttuk http://bit.ly/Yx5MZQ #ukedchat #bastt
Twitter Tips from @syded06 @mracolley
http://bit.ly/14SQjVF #ukedchat #battt
The 10 stages of Twitter: stolen from @syded06 http://bit.ly/Y7gp0Q #ukedchat
Pimpin’ the profile – make yourself ‘followable’ http://bit.ly/X0kEzh #ukedchat #battt
Breaking out of the egg shell – show us who you are. http://bit.ly/UYDvfS #ukedchat #battt
Tags: #battt' #bastt, circuit training, ks2, layered learning, pln, resources, spag, twitter for teachers, ukedchat
As part of Anti-bullying week, I am leading the whole school through a few elements of e-safety. I have already delivered a starter based on a few elements to tease our way into it – see HERE. On Monday I will be using two videos: Jigsaw for the Y5/6 and Animal Magic for Y3/4. Both videos are available for free download on the Thinkuknow site.
After the session with me, the children will be going back to class to work on other elements of friendship and anti-bullying week. (I personally think Simon Haughton’s idea of calling anti-bullying week ‘friendship week’ is much better.) The children will have to design an e-safety poster based on what they’ve learnt but with a spin. They have an iPad template (other tablets are available) and they have to create the apps and say what each app is for. There is a blank template and my version as a demonstration.
Feel free to try them out and let me know what you think.
anti-bullying week pres PPoint – kept it simple. To work alongside the videos as mentioned above. The majority of the images included therein are from the thinkuknow website. 🙂
The original is a publisher file – if you want that so you can tweak it, email me: benwaldram@me.com
Tags: animal magic, anti-bullying week, ceop, e-safety, friendship week, ipad, jigsaw video, poster design, thinkyouknow
Before I did my big e-safety talk for the parents and staff last week, I did this as a mini-intro for the children to get them thinking about it. Also, to try to get them to go home and pester their parents to come to the meeting.
I used this as a little taster, hoping to do another assembly soon. Jigsaw video and the importance of avatars for Y5/6 and not sure for Y3/4 yet… any ideas always gladly received.
Tags: @mrwaldram, chalkface, distressed dad, education, esafety assembly, KS2 ideas, teaching, ukedchat
So, on Tuesday I am to do my first presentation to parents and staff on e-safety. It should have been done some time ago but got postponed for many reasons. Of all the meetings that I’ve led (and I’ve led a few) this one has taken me the longest to prepare. Maybe it’s because it was my first dip into Prezi, maybe it was because there was just a wealth of information available or maybe, it was simply down to the fact that I know it is so important, that I didn’t want to take it lightly.
I have included a link to my prezi and the notes that I will use along with it as well as some of the resources I’m giving to parents. If you want to use any of them, feel free to tweak/use/abuse just let me know what you thought.
I’ll follow up this post with my reflections on how it went… we shall see.
Big thanks to Alan Mackenzie (esafety adviser) for all his help and ideas.
Any comments below would be greatly appreciated 🙂
Tags: @mrwaldram, chalkface, derby, distressed dad, education, esafety, esafety presentation, Facebook privacy settings, junior school, KS2 ideas, prezi, teaching, ukedchat, waldram
Diary of a Distressed Dad 