Monday, September 24, 2007

Esnips Sharing Folder

Dear Students,

Please go to the esnips sharing folder and checkout the TJC 2006 Paper 2 Suggested Answers. To get there, click on the esnips folder sharing widget.





Finding out whether your answers are right or wrong is not as important as knowing whether you know how to arrive at the correct answer, whether your way of answering is correct or not and whether you know how to justify your answers or claims.

Mr. Wangyal
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Dear All,

Welcome!!!

I started this blog last year for my J1 students. On this blog, I mostly post links to interesting videos, podcasts, newspaper & magazine articles, web pages, online audio programmes etc that I come across for my students. When I have the time, I also try to add in my few cents worth.

If you explore the sidebar apart from a rich variety of links, you will also find hyperlinks to my GP & Lit wikis. It also has a link to my online sharing folder. If you have any notes, ppts or any other resources which you think is interesting or useful for GP or Lit students, please email me. I will upload it either on the GP online sharing folder or one of the two wikis (as appropriate) so that others can download and use them. (Please do keep in mind copyright issues.)

If you follow the GP & Lit wiki links, you will find that apart from resource pages I have also setup online discussion forums for these two subjects. The aim of these forums is to facilitate asynchronous online discussions (AODs). If you have any new topic threads to suggest, email me and I will create it on the forum for your class or group. (I will need forum moderators if this forum grows in future, so volunteers are most welcome).

The next thing I am looking forward to is podcasting. I will keep you updated once I get the hang of it. You can subscribe to my blog & wikis through email notification and RSS feed.

Since this project is still very much in its experimental stage, I welcome your great ideas & suggestions for improvements.

Cheers!!

Mr. Wangyal

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