Below you’ll see the top posts along the first semester 2015 containing several themes: edtech, languages, arts, science, history, environment, literature, e-safety, sports, dance, children's rights among other.
The selection is based on page views but also based on pedagogical relevance of the most-read posts.
I kept the order of the most viewed, but eliminated the posts that seemed less relevant. The main reason is that sometimes certain posts acquire too much visibility, not for their value but for the keywords that the search engines "like" indexing.
Je suis ravie de partager avec vous le Top des posts les plus lus du 1er semestre 2015. Vous êtes de plus en plus nombreux à me suivre au quotidien. Je me rends compte que les étudiants aussi me visitent.
Je vous remercie, chers enseignants, chers lecteurs, de votre intérêt et m’efforce d’être toujours au plus proche des événements concernant des idées pédagogiques pour vous présenter les dernières ressources éducatives , numériques et pas numériqueses. Le numérique prend de plus en plus la place. Les technologies donnent aux jeunes et à leurs professeurs des possibilités que les générations précédentes ne pouvaient pas avoir au même âge.
Des ressources aux grandes thématiques historiques, linguistiques, culturelles et sociales, des ressources en ligne, et de nombreuses observations personnelles sur la pédagogie et la pratique éducative de façon à faciliter à tous des chances de réussite.
Here are the 1st semester's most-read Blog posts of 2015 :
Le Top des posts du 1er semestre 2015 :
School Curricula: Valentine's Day
Education : International Year of Light 2015
Schools: Gerardus Mercator the carthographer of world atlas
Schools : Alessandro Volta 270th anniversary
Intl Children's Book Day in School
Escolas : Leituras em Língua Portuguesa, Manuel A. Pina
Talking about Freedom of Expression in school
Et voilà le Bac: on bachotte?
Education: Solar Eclipse, Supermoon, Spring equinox?
Teaching the Holocaust : digital resources
Education: Let's celebrate Poetry Day
Applis éducation: on visite la Tour Eiffel?
Intl Day of Sport for Development & Peace
Éducation: Rimbaud pour les ados ?
Schools: Explore Google Street Art
On parle Angoulême 2015?
Apps in Education. Depth a game to explore the oceans
Education: It's Earth Day 2015
Education: Bartolomeo Cristofori, the piano inventor
Children's rights & social justice? Let's end child labour & slavery!
Apprendre les langues: et voilà Larousse & Petit Robert 2016
Education: Asteroid to Fly By Earth Safely
Education: It's Earth Day 2015
Intl Missing Children's Day: The Captive, explore the film
Schools: Safer Internet Day 2015
La Fête du Muguet au collège?
Education: Don't miss Venus & Jupiter tonight!
Games in school: Treme-treme, learning about seismic risk
Nepal: talking science & solidarity in schools
Parlons d'enfants victimes d'exclusion sociale
Artes & Educação: Visitas de Estudo
Music at school: app for students with visual disabilities
Intl Mother Language Day: Languages matter!
Circling Birdies by Cheko, Granada Spain
My crush of the #1st semester? Schools: Explore Google Street Art. Absolutely!
Google Street Art added 5,000 images of street art in June 2014, and last March 17, 2015 has announced that it will doubling the number of street artworks available in high resolution to over 10.000, working in tandem with 86 art organizations from 34 countries.
Hoping to have inspired you in your lessons all over the year.
May 2016 be a successful year for all those educators who love teach. Preparing learners for the future should therefore be a prime function of all us.
G-Souto
30.12.2015
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