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Hi,
I teach English at a trilingual (Portuguese-English-Hebrew) school in Brazil.
We're starting a unit of inquiry entitled "Schools" and one topic will be comparing schools around the world.
We are hoping to partner with a first grade class or classes from abroad to videoconference on Skype.
My students' grade level (called G2) is equivalent to first grade in the US; the students are 6-7 years old. We have 3 such classes with about 18 students per class.
We would like for each of these classes to be able to pair up with a class of like-aged students from a school elsewhere in the world, to ask and answer each other's questions about what their school is like.
If you'd be interested & if your IT systems are up to the task, we'd would love to discuss the possibility. (I have contacts in NYC schools I had originally planned to ask, but schools there typically have internet firewalls that don't allow them to use Skype.)
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I teach English at a trilingual (Portuguese-English-Hebrew) school in Brazil.
We're starting a unit of inquiry entitled "Schools" and one topic will be comparing schools around the world.
We are hoping to partner with a first grade class or classes from abroad to videoconference on Skype.
My students' grade level (called G2) is equivalent to first grade in the US; the students are 6-7 years old. We have 3 such classes with about 18 students per class.
We would like for each of these classes to be able to pair up with a class of like-aged students from a school elsewhere in the world, to ask and answer each other's questions about what their school is like.
If you'd be interested & if your IT systems are up to the task, we'd would love to discuss the possibility. (I have contacts in NYC schools I had originally planned to ask, but schools there typically have internet firewalls that don't allow them to use Skype.)
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That sounds very cool. I will check with our tech people to see if we can join you. I should know sometime this week. I think it would be fun for my first graders.
Kevin
On 2/09/13, Daniel Dale wrote: > Hi, > > I teach English at a trilingual (Portuguese-English-Hebrew) > school in Brazil. > ...See More