Wednesday, 1 March 2017
Community of Practice
We all belong to a community; be it a family community, church community or a school community. As educators, however, we are privileged to be part of a COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE (CoP) where our passion for teaching and learning has a shared vision. The shared vision for our CoP includes SOLO Taxonomy, Class Task Sheets, Google Calendars and Blogging. All four are going to address our goal to make teaching and learning visible (Google Calendar and Class task Sheets), give learners a voice to address an authentic audience (Blogging) and to create pedagogical SHIFT to accelerate learning (SOLO).
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