learningIT

Since 2000, I have been working at an international school here in Japan. Currently I am teaching Grades 1-3 Drama as well as Middle School Art. I have also taught Kindergarten, Grade 3, Grade 4 Math as well as ICT from grades K-5 where computer skills were incorporated into projects that possess elements of creativity and design. These activities were integrated into authentic assessments whenever possible in order to utilise creative and critical thinking skills. I have  taught in Australia, England and South Korea.

I hope you find this blog useful!

Feel free to visit me in these other places:

• Web 2.0 Tools Wiki
• Visual Arts Wiki
• YouTube Videos
• Twitter
• Vi.sualize.us (bookmarked images)
• Diigo
• Digication (Digital portfolio related to my artwork and teaching art)

Here is my personal teaching philosophy related to the arts (as well as art advocacy).

My digital art portfolio may easily be viewed below via Flickr or through the Animoto video.

You can also learn a lot about me by checking out “My Influences.”

My Influences from FNC videos on Vimeo.

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