cburell's podcast

A teacher tells of his own two years of being bullied in high school - and how it was the best thing that could have ever happened to him. Don't worry - it's as full of laughs as it is full of the predictable seriousness.

Students from grades 9 and 10 in a partner classroom in Honolulu, Hawaii, "teach their teachers" how to improve the use of blogging and wikis in the Language Arts classroom.

Terry Smith of Hannibal, Missouri, USA, Jeff Dungan of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and Clay Burell of Seoul, Rep. of Korea, have a "virtual faculty meeting" to plan the first elementary school flat world writing workshop for the 1001 Flat World Tales Project.

Reading from Chang-Rae Lee's Native Speaker for English class.

Chris Watson, HS English teacher at Punahoe High School in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, and Clay Burell of Korea International School in Seoul, Rep. of Korea, discuss the following topics in relation to their cross-world classroom collaboration on the 1001 Flat World Tales wiki world-wide writing workshop: Student publishing process Effective student blogging Diigo "This I Believe" podcast project Informal Prof Devt through Skype Using Library Thing for English classes

Chris Watson, HS English/Language Arts teacher at Punahou High School in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, joins fellow 1001 Flat World Tales collaborator Clay Burell of Seoul, South Korea, for a discussion about how to improve the tact, quality, and confidence of students giving peer feedback to other student writers during writing workshops. The first of a two-part podcast with Chris on the 1001 Reflections podcast series. Produced by Clay Burell for Beyond School (http://burell.blogspot.com) and the 1001 Flat World Tales wiki/blog/"blook" k-12 world writing workshop. See Chris' edublog at http://watsoncommon.blogspot.com.

Podcast with a ninth grader explaining the creative process of making a YouTube film about...grammar.