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Extreme Learning for Teachers

Posted on May 20, 2007 by

I’ve been trying to pull some of the recent work on Extreme Learning into one place for teachers to use as a web resource. Hopefully I can finish it over the next couple of weeks.

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Extreme Learning – claims for competence

Posted on May 18, 2007 by

 Our Newly Qualified Teachers (NQTs) met yesterday for the second session on Learning and Teaching.  As I explained earlier this week we focussed upon Extreme Learning and experimented with the process and explored possible assessment models. Reading the feedback it … Continue reading →

Posted in Curriculum for Excellence, Edubuzz, Extreme learning, Ideas, Learning Logs

Extreme Learning – another step?

Posted on May 15, 2007 by

  Apologies if this post seems a bit disconnected – I’ll try to tidy it up later. On Thursday we’re holding the last of our Newly Qualified Teacher (NQT) support programme. This will be a follow up to the session I led … Continue reading →

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Extreme Learning – on the point of breakthrough??

Posted on May 13, 2007 by

We held our latest Extreme Learning meeting on Thursday. David Gilmour and myself have been working on the idea of on-line templates for learners to use as a framework for their Extreme Learning projects. As I’ve previously explained the template … Continue reading →

Posted in Extreme learning, ICT, Learning and teaching, Partnerships, Social media

Extreme Learning Toolbox

Posted on March 28, 2007 by

Link Download original size image (1280×960, 175KB)   Open original size image in a new window I spent an afternoon with David Gilmour exploring possible Extreme Learning templates. It was interesting how we went about the task with some reference to … Continue reading →

Posted in Curriculum for Excellence, Exc-el blogs, Extreme learning, ICT, Learning and teaching

Extreme Learning Meeting

Posted on March 27, 2007 by

We’ve tried to contact all schools but if you were thinking about coming along to the Extreme Learning Meeting tomorrow- don’t – it’s been cancelled. We’ve been working on a variety of templates but don’t yet have them complete. I’ll … Continue reading →

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Extreme Learning Update

Posted on January 21, 2007 by

We reconvene our Extreme Learning Group in late February. Over the last couple of months we’ve been playing around with an on-line Extreme Learning project. Hopefully this will be completed by the time we meet but it has been useful … Continue reading →

Posted in Curriculum for Excellence, Exc-el blogs, Extreme learning

Extreme Learning – taking shape

Posted on November 18, 2006 by

The Extreme Learning exemplar is starting to take shape. A number of things are emerging: Perhaps we should have a number of project templates – not just about the look of the site – which would give students a scaffolding … Continue reading →

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Extreme Learning Exemplar – “Where do Gannets go for Christmas?”

Posted on November 11, 2006 by

I started writing an extreme learning project by using a blog with questions which would lead learners through the process. After trying it out it became obvious that this is far too restrictive – what we need are lots of exemplars which … Continue reading →

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Extreme Learning

Posted on October 25, 2006 by

Pic2607 Originally uploaded by Don Ledingham. Members of the group in full flow

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