Peadar Callaghan

Teaching, Gamification, Books, 'n' Stuff

Getting to know your students with a glyph

May 7, 2011
11:53 am

This exercise was adapted from an idea from Caroline Tomlinson in leading and managing a differentiated classroom.

The idea is to get to know your students through the use of art work that can be put up around the classroom.

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Getting to know your students with a glyph

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Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.

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