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  Tania Sheko February 9, 2010 at 5:18pm

  Hi Hailey,
  I'm from Melbourne, Australia, and I'm currently working as a teacher librarian but am also a teacher of English, French and German. The teacher librarian role enables me to also be a technology specialist, which is to say, I don't specialise in technology itself, but teacher librarians in Australia are often the first to embrace technology tools and Web 2.0 platforms for teaching and learning. It's a slow process for our staff to move with new ways of teaching and technology, but I can see it happening more this year. All our students have their own laptop. I've created several blogs, wikis, nings this year, and look forward to teachers realising for themselves the potential of connected learning.
  All the best,
  Tania
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  Narayan Solanke January 8, 2010 at 8:07am

  Dear Hailey,
  Hope you are fine..from so long you are not in touch. Please write back.
  Naren
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  maheshwari.baykar October 7, 2009 at 6:49am

  Thanx for ur reply.We have 40 students in one class.Its really a difficult job to handle them.Yes they are of same age.its very difficult to have group discussion also because they are too many and classroom iis small. neways what about u.
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  Narayan Solanke October 7, 2009 at 1:00am

  Dear Hailey,
  IT subject is compulsary for each student till Xth grade. I've never been to USA before but tooooooooooooooooooo much eager to visit once in lifetime. I've been went to Germany, Russia, Slovakia and now going to Bahrain.
  You are greatly invited to India, as you said our country is so beautiful. Population and poverty is only our weak points. Anyway I hope we'll meet once either in US or India.
  Regards,
  Naren
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  Linda Wollan October 6, 2009 at 5:59pm

  Have a look at http://www.ibo.org/ and you'll see what I mean. The International Baccalaureate Organisation is a worldwide network of schools. All our units of inquiry have a global focus built in.
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  Linda Wollan October 6, 2009 at 5:17pm

  Hi Hailey,
  I work at an independent school in Melbourne, Australia, teaching ICT to Years 4, 5 and 6. ICT stands for Information and Communications Technology. I've been in this position for quite a few years, but before that I was a classroom elementary teacher. Our school is an IBO candidate school, so we follow their Primary Years Program. Our focus has therefore shifted to global education, which is why I'm interested in this ning. Thanks for getting in touch.
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  maheshwari.baykar October 2, 2009 at 12:17am

  Thanks 4 ur comment. I am a maths/ teacher teaching for 7,8,9,10 grade.even I am interested to know what teaching methods u follow and try to implement the same.I will be very happy to exchange views. waiting for ur reply...take care
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  Narayan Solanke October 1, 2009 at 9:53pm

  Dear Hailey,
  Thanks for your comment.
  I'm leading an NGO called 'Universal Versatile Society' in rual India callled Vidarbha. Along with that I'm regional Coordinator for International Education and Resource Network. Apart from this I'm school teacher teaching grade 7th to 10th. Information technology is my subject.
  Are you attending Educational Project conference in Bahrain? Please reply back.
  Regards,
  Naren Solanke
  INDIA