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Prior to the webinar on Wednesday, please take some time to think about these issues:
1) What do you personally understand by "scaffolding"?
2) What forms of scaffolding do you implement most frequently?
3) Which of those forms are best suited to support the development of colleagues?
4) What aspect/s of scaffolding would you like to explore in more depth?
You can share your thoughts here or in the Edmodo classroom.
You can find a recording of the webinar by clicking here. (Allow the file to download, run it, and then wait for the recording to load. At the bottom you can find a scroll bar to move back and forth in the recording. Please share your thoughts and comments below.)
Comment on other participants’ work on the wiki/blog - share them with your followers on Facebook and/or Twitter
Twitter hashtag chat: Use the #mentorevo hashtag and follow @mentorevo on Twitter to talk about your experiences during the week. You can share your learning and discuss issues you have encountered, resources you have found or used.
Homework: Reading for week 3 available at the Reading Library
Tools for reflective conversations: Technical, verbal and non-verbal toolkit for successful conversations.
In preparation for our online talk session this week, please think about the following questions:
What do you personally understand by "scaffolding"?
What forms of scaffolding do you implement most frequently?
Which of those forms are best suited to support the development of colleagues?
This is what we would like to hear from you:
1) What aspect/s of scaffolding would you like to explore in more depth? Post your thoughts on edmodo.
Dear moderators,
To be able to answer the questions you have posted for week 2 where can we find the link to the library. Because the link on this page says "Reading for week 3", is it just a typing mistake?
Hi Debora, go to the right side of this page,. At the top on the right see the word "navigator" . Scroll the mouse and you'll see " reading library". It was there where I found the texts. I hope I am right.
Dear all, tghe scaffolding questins are not based on a reading but as a way of getting you to think about what we will be listenign form Gabriel on Wednesday There will be another set of questions on this weeks redings.
Best,
Hi again, Debora,about the picture: go to you settings on your account profile and upload a pic from you computer. Easy and quick ;) If it doesn't work, I'd be happy to try to help you .
Good luck!
Thank you Marina, for letting me know. I've already replied to your advice here on our WIKI. I am sorry I misunderstood and posted my thoughts about the texts. And I am aware of the event which will take place on 23rd at 6AM in Recife, where I live in Brazil. I'll do my best com be here. Thanks you once more
thank you very much moderators for putting everything here in the wiki besides what we find in Edmodo. It does help to find all materials in one place.
Hello everyone. We are half way through week two, and we have enjoyed an excellent presentation by Gabriel Diaz Maggioli on scaffolding in mentoring - you can catch it by clicking on the link which Tamas has uploaded in Edmodo.
The second opportunity for engagement has been the three questions for participants to respond to. We've had quite a few posts in to titan pad this week in response to these questions, but there is still a lot of room on the titan pad! Do go in and read what others have said and either comment or leave your own post. I've entered some comments on postings just now. Click on http://titanpad.com/QV7tqIX65v
The questions are as follows:
Many of you mentioned last week various challenges in interacting in a mentoring situation. How do you overcome this?
2. What needs do new teachers (or more experienced teachers seeking mentors) have in order to succeed as professionals?
3. What did you take from listening to the youtube talk? What does Dr. Grandin say about mentor/mentee interaction?
Comments (14)
Laura Stoutenburg said
at 1:49 pm on Jan 20, 2013
Welcome to Week 2, everyone!
In preparation for our online talk session this week, please think about the following questions:
What do you personally understand by "scaffolding"?
What forms of scaffolding do you implement most frequently?
Which of those forms are best suited to support the development of colleagues?
This is what we would like to hear from you:
1) What aspect/s of scaffolding would you like to explore in more depth? Post your thoughts on edmodo.
Debora said
at 8:20 pm on Jan 20, 2013
Dear moderators,
To be able to answer the questions you have posted for week 2 where can we find the link to the library. Because the link on this page says "Reading for week 3", is it just a typing mistake?
Roseli Serra said
at 8:34 pm on Jan 20, 2013
Hi Debora, go to the right side of this page,. At the top on the right see the word "navigator" . Scroll the mouse and you'll see " reading library". It was there where I found the texts. I hope I am right.
Debora said
at 10:26 pm on Jan 20, 2013
Thanks Roseli, done and found!
Debora said
at 10:27 pm on Jan 20, 2013
One more question, how or better still where did you upload your pic? Thanks once again!
Roseli Serra said
at 10:27 pm on Jan 20, 2013
Well done , Debora! :)
marina gonzalez said
at 10:29 pm on Jan 20, 2013
Dear all, tghe scaffolding questins are not based on a reading but as a way of getting you to think about what we will be listenign form Gabriel on Wednesday There will be another set of questions on this weeks redings.
Best,
Roseli Serra said
at 10:32 pm on Jan 20, 2013
Hi again, Debora,about the picture: go to you settings on your account profile and upload a pic from you computer. Easy and quick ;) If it doesn't work, I'd be happy to try to help you .
Good luck!
Roseli Serra said
at 10:34 pm on Jan 20, 2013
Thanks for let us know Marina Gonzalez! I'll think about it and post by tomorrow.
Roseli Serra said
at 8:53 am on Jan 21, 2013
Thank you Marina, for letting me know. I've already replied to your advice here on our WIKI. I am sorry I misunderstood and posted my thoughts about the texts. And I am aware of the event which will take place on 23rd at 6AM in Recife, where I live in Brazil. I'll do my best com be here. Thanks you once more
Maria Luisa Mu said
at 4:07 pm on Jan 23, 2013
thank you very much moderators for putting everything here in the wiki besides what we find in Edmodo. It does help to find all materials in one place.
Laura Stoutenburg said
at 9:53 pm on Jan 24, 2013
Hello everyone. We are half way through week two, and we have enjoyed an excellent presentation by Gabriel Diaz Maggioli on scaffolding in mentoring - you can catch it by clicking on the link which Tamas has uploaded in Edmodo.
The second opportunity for engagement has been the three questions for participants to respond to. We've had quite a few posts in to titan pad this week in response to these questions, but there is still a lot of room on the titan pad! Do go in and read what others have said and either comment or leave your own post. I've entered some comments on postings just now. Click on http://titanpad.com/QV7tqIX65v
The questions are as follows:
Many of you mentioned last week various challenges in interacting in a mentoring situation. How do you overcome this?
2. What needs do new teachers (or more experienced teachers seeking mentors) have in order to succeed as professionals?
3. What did you take from listening to the youtube talk? What does Dr. Grandin say about mentor/mentee interaction?
Roseli Serra said
at 12:35 am on Jan 25, 2013
Assignment done and posted on titanpad. Questions are ansewerd .
Natasa Bozic Grojic said
at 6:38 pm on Jan 28, 2013
Just realised I forgot to sign my name in Titan Pad. I went back and mended it, but that will not show in the PDF:(
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