Durham Tees Valley MFL

A network to share good practice for MFL teachers in the Durham Tees Valley Area

A place for teachers of MFL in the Northeast to share ideas, resources and good practice.

Members

  • Celia Menault
  • Rosemary Hicks
  • Sophie Drumm
  • Clare Seccombe
  • Claire Hampson
  • Helena Butterfield
  • Julie King
  • Elaine Roe
  • Jean Owen
  • Jacky Thomas
  • Lesley Welsh
  • Fiona Joyce
  • Dominic McGladdery
  • Heather Lloyd
  • marion shipton
  • AMANDA SALT

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Helena Butterfield

Please introduce yourself 8 Replies

Started by Helena Butterfield. Last reply by Dominic McGladdery Dec. 11, 2009.

Helena Butterfield

Making adverts

Started by Helena Butterfield Feb. 5, 2009.

palmernj02

Constraints? 2 Replies

Started by palmernj02. Last reply by palmernj02 Jan. 28, 2009.

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Sophie Drumm and Rosemary Hicks are now friends
January 31
January 29
Celia Menault and Sophie Drumm joined Durham Tees Valley MFL
January 29
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Claire Hampson updated their profile
January 27
Claire Hampson updated their profile photo
January 27
March 18, 2010 from 4pm to 5:30pm
A beginners’ guide to using blogs and wikis in MFL Teaching. This will help you get started on the (slightly addictive) route to setting up a blog. In the 90 minute session we will cover: • What is a blog or a wiki? • Why use blogs in education? •…
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Welcome to Durham Tees Valley MFL Ning

Hi everyone and welcome.
This Ning has been created for anyone who is involved in MFL teaching in the Northeast of England.
Don't forget to visit and join the Durham Tees Valley MFL Diigo Group for links to useful websites.

I've also created a DTV Wiki for sharing and uploading more materials. I have to admit it looks quite full, but on further inspection you'll find most pages are empty (at the moment). Please feel free to add material and any pages you feel could be missing.
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Blog Posts

Dominic McGladdery

The scope of audacity

If I had to name my top resources of all time, Audacity would have to be somewhere near the top.
For the uninitiated Audacity is free, open source software for recording and editing sound.

I have been aware of Audacity for a couple of years since I sent a colleague to a course run by Bernard Clark, the language college director at Durham Johnston School on how to c
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Posted by Dominic McGladdery on December 11, 2009 at 10:18pm

Dominic McGladdery

A matter of trust

Mobile telephones are banned in my school.
I understand why. They can get broken, stolen, be used for bullying, disrupting lessons, etc, and if a student doesn't have the "right phone" then that can be a basis for bullying, too.

Two weeks ago, I was teaching a Year 11 GCSE French class when I noticed one of the students using a mobile 'phone.
I asked her what she was doing.
She replied, "I'm using "www.wordreference.com" to look up a word I can't find in the dictionary."
She showed me the scree… Continue

Posted by Dominic McGladdery on November 30, 2009 at 6:00pm — 1 Comment

Helena Butterfield

Using Songsmith

Whilst at the MFL Show and Tell, Joe Dale told us about Songsmith (I'd read his blogpost about it before but I'm an Auditory / Kinaesthetic learner...) and was filled with possibilities and ideas. I couldn't wait to find

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Posted by Helena Butterfield on November 29, 2009 at 4:50pm

Helena Butterfield

Go Animate and Peer Assessment


I had an impromptu lesson in our ICT suite a couple of weeks ago with my Year 7 class so decided to give Go Animate a go. I'd wanted to use if many times over the last few years but never quite had the opportunity - I think it may even have been blocked for a while - so was

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Posted by Helena Butterfield on November 26, 2009 at 9:54pm

Helena Butterfield

TeachMeetNE09 Part 2


Just a really quick post to let everyone know that, after the huge success of the last TeachMeetNE, Chris Harte has organised another on. This one will be festive affair, held on the 2nd December at the Tyneside Cinema from… Continue

Posted by Helena Butterfield on November 19, 2009 at 8:42pm

 
 
 

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