This document discusses teacher inquiry into using technology to facilitate meaningful peer-to-peer learning between students at different schools. It provides background on the Elementary Connected Classrooms initiative and poses the inquiry question "How can we effectively use technology to deepen meaningful connections between students in different schools with a focus on peer to peer learning?". Examples are given of online literature circles and collaboration projects between students. Attendees are asked to brainstorm ideas for using technology to connect students for peer learning.
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1. Teacher Inquiry: Meaningful Peer to Peer
Learning Using Technology
Elementary Connected Classrooms Team SD #74 (Gold Trail):
Errin Gregory Chris Lewis Charlee Marlow Nicole Patterson
21. Teacher Inquiry 2014/2015:
How can we effectively use technology to
deepen meaningful connections between
students in different schools with a focus on
peer to peer learning?
27. We need your help!
Brainstorm ideas youve used or would like to
try to use technology to deepen meaningful
connections between students in different
schools with a focus on peer to peer learning.
~10 minutes
Paper/Felts
Google Doc
29. Special thank you to:
You for coming and helping us to learn!
Mike Silverton and Dennis Wong (CUEBC)
Brooke Haller (photos)
Kansas Allen (ECC mom - photos)
Danielle Fredrickson (EA at AES - photos)
ECC students past/present (photos)
Teresa Downs, Superintendent SD #74