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Communicate, Collaborate and Innovate; Authentically Integrating Tech in the Early Years Rebecca Tupling Canadian International School of Hong Kong Rebecca.Tupling@gmail.com Twitter: @RebeccaTupling Communicate, Collaborate and Innovate;


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Communicate, Collaborate and Innovate;

Authentically Integrating Tech in the Early Years

Rebecca Tupling Canadian International School of Hong Kong Rebecca.Tupling@gmail.com Twitter: @RebeccaTupling

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Communicate, Collaborate and Innovate;

Authentically Integrating Tech in the Early Years

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HELLO!

I am Rebecca Tupling. I am currently teaching Grade 4. I taught Early Years for 11 years.

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Presentation

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Specialises in ways to communicate, collaborate and innovate in the Early Years.

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The important thing about young children is that they are

  • powerful. They are lovable,

playful, changing, and

  • vulnerable. But the most

important thing about young children, I believe, is their power.

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Communicate

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/kəˈmjuːnɪkeɪt/ verb 1.share or exchange information, news,

  • r ideas.
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Communication with Parents

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August - December

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Results

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How Did We Do it?

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Seesaw Pen Pals

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Fort Worth Country Day School Fort Worth, Texas, USA Canadian International School of Hong Kong Hong Kong

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Reflection Time When would you use it? Why would you use it? How would you use it?

Communication Ideas

  • 1. Student Reflection
  • 2. Student Blogs
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Collaborate

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/kəˈlabəreɪt/ verb

  • 1. work jointly on an activity or project.
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Community Collaboration

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“Any educator will tell you that a parent is a child’s first and best teacher.” pg. 19

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Global Connections

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“A working definition of online global collaboration: Online global collaboration broadly refers to geographically dispersed educators, learners, classrooms, schools and

  • ther learning environments that use
  • nline technologies to learn with
  • thers beyond their immediate

environment in order to support curricular objectives, intercultural understandings, critical thinking, personal and social capabilities and ICT capabilities.” Julie Lindsay

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What if…. Every teacher tweeted one thing that they did in their classroom to a school hashtag, and they took five minutes out of their day to read each other’s tweet? What impact would that have

  • n learning and school

culture? George Couros

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The Power of Twitter within your own Community

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The Power of Twitter within the Global Community

Cathie Matthews - UNIS, Vietnam @catherine_learn Veronica De Vries - NIST, Thailand @Verushkadevries Pana Asavatana - TAS, Taiwan @PanaAsavatana Brooks Luscher - AISM, Mozambique @ELCwithBrooks

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Reflection Time When would you use it? Why would you use it? How would you use it?

Collaboration Ideas

  • 1. Parent

Involvement

  • 2. Within School
  • 3. With Other

Schools

  • 4. Twitter
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Innovate

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/ˈɪnəveɪt/ verb

  • 1. make changes in something established,

especially by introducing new methods, ideas, or products.

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Coding in the Early Years

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Reflections

“It’s a cube so it’s called Cubetto.” Ryan “I see the arrow so it goes this way.” Caden “Each thing we did had instructions.” Marcus

“If it turns left

and left and left it turns around.” Gianna “Grow makes it get bigger.” Anabelle

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The students used Google Earth to investigate the area they would go for an upcoming field trip. This field trip was connected to How We Organise Ourselves.

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The students used Stop Motion to show different

  • stories. This

learning engagement was connected to the unit How We Express Ourselves.

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The students used Pic Collage to explore and label different materials, environments and

  • homes. This

learning engagement was connected to the unit Where We Are in Place and Time.

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The students explored Loose Parts Play through old computer and keyboard parts. They created doctors offices, restaurants, and hairdresser shops.

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Reflection Time When would you use it? Why would you use it? How would you use it?

Innovation Ideas

  • 1. Coding
  • 2. Google Earth
  • 3. Stop Motion
  • 4. Pic Collage
  • 5. Loose Parts with

Old Computer Parts

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Going Further

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More Early Years Teachers on Twitter; @Es_Ip @Awykoo @Gillplittle @LeoWCDNIS @FBradleybarnard

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21C Teachmeets https://www.21c-learning.com/events/format /teachmeet/ Next one - May 7th Electronics resource - https://www.buzzer.hk/ Seesaw - PD in your PJs

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THANKS!

Any questions?

You can find me at: @Rebecca Tupling Rebecca.Tupling@gmail.com www.worldlywonders.org

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