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Thursday, May 24, 2012

#fslt12 Reflective Writing

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I feel that it is important that a number of points are understood before the following response is read: As my Introduction of Self  indi...
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Saturday, May 19, 2012

Introduction of Self

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My name is Allan Quartly. I am the second (and last) child of Ronald and Beryl Quartly (nee Gibbens). I was born and raised in Balmain, a su...
Sunday, May 13, 2012

Initial thoughts on #fslt12

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The   First Steps into Learning and Teaching in Higher Education  (#fslt12) MOOC asks us participants to reflect on our overall experience t...
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Saturday, May 12, 2012

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The being-with  role in learning   Being-with is the relationship between entities. The Self is a being-with creatu...
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Monday, March 19, 2012

Integrating the classroom into ICT and the rise of the virtual pedagogue - #change11

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For years now we have been talking about integrating ICT into the classroom. At first this meant using applications like word processing, sp...
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Where will learners gather to learn?

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Today we had a discussion about the effectiveness of lecturing over at G+. Below is one of my responses. Meg Tufano originally suggested th...
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Monday, January 09, 2012

Knowledge as landscape.

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Looking around at a landscape one experiences the shapes and context of the physical environment. As we sweep our vision across the vista w...
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Allan Quartly
I have been teaching now for 12 years. For 5 years I worked permanent full time at two different schools, one in South West Sydney, the other at an inner city school in Sydney - two different socio-economic groups, one co-ed the other single sex. For the next two and a bit years I taught in England and in an Indigenous school in Alice Springs. Then for another two and a half years I filled in where needed in the Wiradjuri area (Riverina, Central Tablelands, Mid Western) doing day-to-day relief as well as temporary blocks. Then I returned to the Northern Territory to support teachers implementing ICT into classes in remote schools, before becoming Teaching Principal at Bulman Community School. I am currently teaching in Blacktown, Sydney.
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