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=**Do you have any good links?**= //On this page please put any good links that you think we will all be interested in.//  **Māori Language.net**  Study the basics of the Māori Language, through online video movie lessons. Learn to korero or speak Te Reo Māori and get links to [|Māori Language resources and organisations] to help you.  We have a YouTube page set up specifically for waiata and karakia see this at [|www.youtube.com/TalkMaori]  //[|Maori Language]//

[|http://centre4.core-ed.net/382/85537] What's the purpose of Education - worth a wee look.

Another useful website to look at.

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Another useful website to look at.



If you have a face book account here is a great page to visit. It is designed and run by Etime. I'm not able to put a link to it though as you have to log into FAce book to "like" it.

Here is a link to a cool reading website!!



I found a really good link regarding INQUIRY learning. http://www.youthlearn.org/learning/planning/lesson-planning/how-inquiry/how-inquiry

Good Day. I was cruising the net and came across this interesting site. Click on the picture and you should be taken to the site.(?)

Tracey at Dunsandel has created a wiki especially for Junior Teachers - Sue 28/6 http://juniorsrus.wikispaces.com

This is a link to a good free graphic organsier website:
 * [|www.**free**ology.com/**graphic**orgs]

The following is a link to a Graphic Organiser site that we looked at during the Cluster Workshop. All free and ready to print. FM 21/5 http://www.educationoasis.com/curriculum/graphic_organizers.htm

The teachertube link that I'll use at Monday's (12.05.08) will be the following: media type="custom" key="739633"

A note-making kit http://www.englishcompanion.com/Tools/notemaking.html to remind you of the many ways we can assist students with this vital skill (note the differences between ‘note-taking’ and ‘note-making’. This wasn’t posted earlier as we wanted you to work through Module 2, thinking about them yourselves first). Some of these you may not be familiar with, and you may like to find out more about them in future. Consider which tools would be useful within the different stages of your inquiry – some may pop up more than once. It might be interesting to try some different ones! Or to put a list up on your classroom wall and have students choose the ones best suited to their needs for the particular information skills or type of thinking they are using….

This is a link to a good free graphic organsier website:
 * [|www.**free**ology.com/**graphic**orgs]