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English Language Teacher Supervisor + Educational Technology Consultant
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Educational Technology + Teacher E-Supervision + Networking
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Ed-Links-Morocco aims to promote English Language education and cross-cultural exchange among teachers, supervisors and recent graduates in Morocco, in America and around the world.

Ed-Links-Morocco connects its members in an educational network, a collegian platform and a built-in clearinghouse for the collection, classification and distribution of information and expertise.

Ed-Links-Morocco suggests annotated links to curriculum resource materials, teaching/Assessment tools, cultural resources as well as tutorials for the injection of ICT into on-going learning/teaching/collaboration/communication practices.

Your contributions make you a partner with us as we serve English Language Education and cross cultural communication. We rely on your support in many ways- from voicing your stands and uploading files to suggesting links and befriending members... Join Ed-Links-Morocco

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Connect Classrooms

Connecting Classrooms is an innovative online program that brings together classrooms around the world to create learning opportunities, dialogue and debate around key global issues. Groups of students collaborate together to create focused, high-quality content that helps to shape youth viewpoints on issues like global health, food and agriculture, and climate change. Students’ contributions reflect their realities, hopes and fears and give them a long-overdue voice in shaping their future.

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Posted on November 26, 2009 at 1:00am — 9 Comments

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Fostering Teacher Motivation through Local Team Building

With specific team building tasks for teachers, teacher motivation & staff development can be fostered.

Professional development can be facilitated in a learn-by-doing, very interactive format, and boosting morale for overworked and underpaid teachers might just be the beginning. Teacher motivation & teacher professional development are our goals.

Other outcomes include:

-- seeing things a little differently with a new perspective
-- handling change optimistically… Continue

Posted on November 11, 2009 at 11:12pm — 7 Comments

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What school is all about

What school is all about
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Tue, November 3, 2009 5:05:11 AM
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Sent to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

What school is all about

Mt. Lebanon High School is establishing a dangerous precedent by
inviting real-world experts into classrooms (Mt. Lebanon wants you in
the classroom," Oct. 29). How will a presentation on water quality by
a real environmental scientist help students prepare for standardized
tests?

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Posted on November 4, 2009 at 12:47am — 2 Comments

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Shaping The Way We Teach as a video-based training product for English language educators

Shaping the Way We Teach English is a video-based training product for English language educators which showcases classroom scenes from around the world.

At the heart of each module is a 10- to 15-minute video segment with examples from classrooms and educators around the world, and each module has corresponding readings and support materials for you to print and copy.


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Posted on October 28, 2009 at 12:30am — 8 Comments

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At 6:37pm on November 27, 2009, nora Ben sbai said…
Thanks a lot Mr Khalil.
At 4:28pm on November 25, 2009, nora Ben sbai said…
Hello Mr Khalil
I know that it's been a while you've bee working on this networking and you've come a long way from congratulations , but I do want to congratulate you for the effort invested here. I need sometime to go through all your contributions because I don't want to upload something that you guys have already done. I am amazed by this but I am happy to be part of it. Regards.
At 10:56am on November 25, 2009, Bob Zenhausern said…
I have a teacher who wants to connect with one of your classes. She teaches media art. How do we make the connection between the teachers?

As to books, there are a vast number of books that are available in audio form. Would this be of interest. There is also reading material in .pdf format. Have you looked into Project Gutenberg? http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page
At 2:31am on November 25, 2009, Bob Zenhausern said…
I have left a note on Classroom 2.0 on the distance collaboration group asking for teachers interested in a connection. Lots of other places to go also.

How many classes do you have with teachers who are really interested in the project? What grades? What goals?
At 9:49pm on November 24, 2009, Bob Zenhausern said…
Good to hear from you again Khalil. Looks like things have changed a lot and you have a new face on the site. In answer to you question about interacting with other clases. Let me suggest something.

ESF will post messages that the Morocco Board is looking to collaborate with schools around the world. Send the information and we let you know there is a teacher in the midwest who wants her students to work on African history in exchange for American history, or whatever. I would hope the students would share their cultures among the many other interactions.

Bob
At 1:03am on November 24, 2009, Tarik Boussetta said…
Thx a bunch :)
At 12:55am on November 24, 2009, Katrina Gurl said…
Hello Khalil,

Have an awesome week and great holiday :)

~ Katrina
At 6:42pm on November 22, 2009, Princess Carroll Ayo Durodola said…
Thanks for the warm welcome Khalil. And thanks for putting my bio out there. I forgot all about my presence on Authors Den. Maybe I belong to too many groups now:)
Is there anything in particular you want or need me to do?
Blessings,
Princess Ayo
At 10:30am on November 12, 2009, hayouni khalid said…
Thursday, November 11th, 2009.

Hi everyone,

First of all, we the teachers of the English department would like to thank Mr. Khalil for the efforts he invested in achieving his great job, as well as for the willingness to give and share.

SHAPING THE WAY WE TEACH means the way we shape ourselves, as teachers, so as to improve our academic and pedagogical teaching. The whole idea of the meeting is to emphasize the necessity of team work. We believe that we are going to converge our potential to achieve fruitful outcomes, and also this will give us new perspectives to do our utmost to serve our jobs in an appropriate way.
All the best for ALL.

On behalf of the teachers of English, Zerektouni school, Guercif.
At 5:22am on November 10, 2009, Katrina Gurl said…
Have a wonderful and blessed week
Katrina
 
 

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