Student portfolios, or Sportfolios as we in the #PhysEd community have dubbed them, are a hot topic in education right now with everyone searching for an easy way to effectively document student learning and achievement. In my school we use Google Apps for just about everything. You may have seen my earlier posts about Using Google …
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Assessment is one area where I have always found it difficult to ensure that I have a good picture of exactly what my students understand about a particular game, tactic or strategy. Even more so is how do you give feedback to each and every student in the short time you may have with them …
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Student portfolios, or Sportfolios as we in the #PhysEd community have dubbed them, are a hot topic in education right now with everyone searching for an easy way to effectively document student learning and achievement. In my school we use Google Apps for just about everything. You may have seen my earlier posts about Using Google …
Google Apps for #PhysEd: Combining Drive & Sites for Portfolios Read More »
One of my main goals for this school year is to improve my methods of authentically assessing student progress in #PhysEd. In doing this it will enable me to better understand my students, their abilities and needs and to plan & deliver more meaningful learning engagements at differentiated levels. I have also noticed in the …
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Following on with iPhys-Ed.com‘s series on using Google Apps for #PhysEd today I want to share with you how you can use Google Forms for Record Keeping. At my school (www.issphysed.weebly.com) we have an Athletics Carnival & Swim Gala every year. This time can be incredibly stressful for us Physical Educators when trying to organise events …
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This Monday I had the opportunity to visit another fantastic Physical Educator here in Singapore, the amazing Anne Wenstrom (@awenstrom) who works at Singpore American School and has recently become an Apple Distinguished Educator. It is always great to meet other innovative physical educators, not only to share ideas but especially when you get to …
As we continue our journey on using Google Apps for Student Portfolios this week we will look at how you can harness the power of Google Drive from your mobile device. In our last post on using Google for Student Portfolios we learnt how to Create & Organize Folders, Share & Comment on files. All …
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