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  1. Research Methods Feedback
    Trained in England Teaching in Scotland | Sun May 11 21:27:04 +0100 2008

    So I had a go at using my iTalk and freeonlinesurveys.com. I had to feedback my findings to my fellow module oners on our last Saturday yesterday. You can have a look if you like at scribd:

  2. Radio Sandaig International Special
    Radio Sandaig | Sun May 11 21:13:32 +0100 2008

    A report on a couple of international projects at Sandaig. A poetry project with a school in the USA and a link to Russia.

  3. Food Group Meeting 13th May 7.30pm
    Sustaining Dunbar | Sun May 11 21:04:58 +0100 2008

    The food group is meeting on Tue 13th at 7.30pm in the Shoestring Cafe by the station. All those interested please come along. This is a chance for new members to get to know faces and get a flavour of what we have been doing up til now. We also need to look at a [...]

  4. Canoeing at Ardeonaig!
    Primary 7V Class Blog (Carronshore PS) | Sun May 11 19:44:47 +0100 2008

      Authored by P7teach. Hosted by Edublogs.

  5. Class Assembly dates
    Ormiston Primary School | Sun May 11 18:51:43 +0100 2008

    [ May 16, 2008; 11:00 am to 11:30 am. May 23, 2008; 11:00 am to 11:30 am. ] Primary 5/6 are busy preparing for their assembly on Friday 16th of May. The following week it is the turn of Primary 4 whose theme is Caring for the Environment.

  6. Primary 7 River Study
    Ormiston Primary School | Sun May 11 18:45:34 +0100 2008

    Primary seven pupils have certainly been busy this week. Here are some photos of them conducting a river study down at the river Esk near the school (helped by some glorious weather). Also shown is some of the pupils practising on their chanters and finally the african drum session (with even Mrs Gardyne [...]

  7. “Them” Vs “Us”
    Don's Learning Blog | Sun May 11 18:16:46 +0100 2008

     “THEM” Vs “US” I reckon one of the greatest challenges facing Scottish education is the way in which people use the third person plural in a negative sense. Listen to any conversation about education and very soon “they” will emerge as the problem. So teachers will talk about “them” (management), management will talk about “them” (teachers and the local authority) [...]

  8. Email adventures
    ICT-Echo | Sun May 11 18:01:29 +0100 2008

    I recently upgraded to Office 2008 on the Mac in my office, with mixed results. Firstly, I also have a Dell Axim X30 PocketPC, which I synchronise with Entourage, or at least I did until Entourage 08 was installed. Admittedly, Entourage is not completely at fault, the blame is shared with PocketMac software that I use to synchronise between the Mac and the PocketPC. According to their webpage,

  9. Pentecost
    blethers | Sun May 11 17:51:54 +0100 2008


    Fiery symbolism
    Originally uploaded by goforchris.
    Sometimes, the impossible happens. Flames dance and souls are transformed. This wonderful flower arrangement to me symbolises the madness of Pentecost, the craziness of Christian faith, the exuberance of letting go of earthbound restrictions.

    Whatever happens at Pentecost, it is not safe and not ordinary. Thank God!

  10. Stripe Generator
    Lynn Shellard | Sun May 11 15:55:36 +0100 2008

    Create your own stripey backgrounds. Link Authored by Lynn. Hosted by Edublogs.