Hi, my name is Kathleen and I am Principal Teacher of Port Ellen Primary School, Isle of Islay. I am sitting here writing this entry because I am excited about where A Curriculum for Excellence is leading us in our profession and in turn where being part of GLOW will take us. I am looking forward to working with people who feel the same way and also to exchanging ideas – I’m always on the lookout for a good idea! Islay and Argyll and Bute in general have seen quite a few exciting developments both within the curriculum and in ICT over the past while and this has led to some exciting work in learning and teaching -I have enjoyed being part of this. I work with a good team of people who feel the same way and are very supportive of me in my role as ICT co-ordinator within the school. We have just had a busy week of forward planning and have worked hard to incorporate ICT skills into cross curricular work – using it as a tool, not as an add on. And with that thought I’m off to put our hardly used ICT scheme on eBAY -one unenthusiastic owner. Looking forward to working with you!
Hello from Islay!
August 29th, 2006 · 3 Comments
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Alastair Turnbull
// Aug 30, 2006 at 5:07 am
Good to hear from you and hope to see you soon.
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Andrew
// Aug 30, 2006 at 6:36 am
Great to see you online Kathleen!
It is an exciting time, isn’t it? I for one can’t wait to see what teachers do with the tools of Glow – the more we can convince folk to share, the better!
Are you planning to have no ICT scheme at all? I’m sure some of your readers would like to hear how you go about training basic skills without a scheme – or are you going to use another scheme?
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Kathleen johnston
// Aug 30, 2006 at 10:49 am
Thanks for your comments, chaps! Andrew, we are not using an ICT scheme at Port Ellen, but I will talk a wee bit about that in my next entry. Cheers
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