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Richard Moore wrote a new post, What’s Beyond COETAIL – Dissonance?, on the site Richard Moore's COETAIL 5 days, 11 hours ago

I have two endeavors occurring simultaneously that involve COETAIL. One is next school year my current school (Redeemer International) will be merging with the bigger school on campus (Ruamrudee). RIS is also […] -
Richard Moore wrote a new post, Course 5 Final Project, on the site Richard Moore's COETAIL 1 week, 5 days ago
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Richard Moore commented on the post, Doing Your Job, on the site Intl Man of History 2 months, 2 weeks ago
“The social scientist in me identifies the tech integration question as more about people than about the technology.” That sentence and your whole last paragraph I think best describes the most important thing […]
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Richard Moore wrote a new post, Google Sites Idea , on the site Richard Moore's COETAIL 2 months, 3 weeks ago

Last year I used whatever professional development time (plus my personal time) I could find and created a Google site to use with my HS science classes this year. I’ve been going along adding units, creating […] -
Richard Moore commented on the post, Flipping Out – or Not?, on the site Trista's Blog 2 months, 3 weeks ago
It was reassuring to read yours and others thoughts in our cohort about reverse instruction. I was almost thinking I was being a grumpy old guy by not being totally sold on it as a revolutionary teaching method. […]
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Richard Moore wrote a new post, Classroom Management during Laptop Lessons, on the site Richard Moore's COETAIL 2 months, 4 weeks ago
I teach mostly high school students, and I do think this issue is different for various grade levels. However, I get the impression that some teachers think bringing laptops into the classroom is like providing a <a href="http://redmondo.edublogs.org/" […] -
Richard Moore wrote a new post, Change?, on the site Richard Moore's COETAIL 3 months ago
Will education change as we know it because of technology? My first thought was; why does anything change? As a science teacher Newton’s 1st Law came to mind – a body remains at rest, or in motion with a […]
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Richard Moore wrote a new post, New Name for Old Idea?, on the site Richard Moore's COETAIL 3 months, 2 weeks ago

Have you tried the flip? How about that reverse instruction idea? I remember in my early teaching days hearing what those older teachers, bored at an in-service used to say; “If you stay around long enough in […] -
Richard Moore wrote a new post, Course 3 Visual Literacy: Final project, on the site Richard Moore's COETAIL 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Course three has been extremely enlightening to me. The last five years of my teaching experience has been specialized in ELL instruction. Throughout this time I have developed various visual literacy teaching […]
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Richard Moore wrote a new post, Creative Commons Awareness: The Platinum Rule, on the site Richard Moore's COETAIL 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Quite honestly, I never bothered with copyright issues as a teacher. I would routinely blow-off warnings concerning copying videos and other resources without paying or obtaining permission. My rationale was […]
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Richard Moore wrote a new post, How does technology integration STAC up in your school?, on the site Richard Moore's COETAIL 3 months, 3 weeks ago
The degree in which technology integration progresses into classrooms depends on the motivation of four school groups; Students, Teachers, Administrators, and Colleges.The best news is that students are […]
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Richard Moore wrote a new post, Who’s job is it to teach NETs – A Slam Dunk, on the site Richard Moore's COETAIL 4 months ago
I have honestly had a hard time formulating my thoughts for this lesson blog because the answer seems like such a slam dunk to me – all teachers. I think all teachers should be teaching NETs because they are […] -
Richard Moore commented on the blog post Visualizing Billions- Visual Literacy in the Science Classroom 5 months, 4 weeks ago
I loved the Blue Whale video series! They were especially helpful for my ESL students since they were done in Thai and had English subtitles. One of my E-learning assignments for my science students was to prepare a presentation describing why Bangkok became so flooded this year. They were to use graphics, credit them correctly, [...]
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Richard Moore commented on the blog post Bangkok floods 2011 : a reflection on school crisis management 5 months, 4 weeks ago
After reading your blog post I had to chuckle as I thought back to how our school handled the crisis. I work at the “oldest international school in Thailand” and yet the school waffled with decisions throughout the period. As an example; my school initially announced closure until Nov 15, but then on Mon Nov [...]
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Richard Moore wrote a new blog post: “Less is …” 6 months ago
While studying for course 3, lesson 3, I was reminded of a helpful but not always applied motto in my life – “less is best.” As my presentation style evolves I am learning that less often creates more. I have found that a more succinct presentation of a lesson or concept usually increases the probability [...] -
Richard Moore wrote a new blog post: Create a title or caption for this photo 6 months, 1 week ago
Course 3, lesson 2, class lesson plan idea: The first day back to school after all our flood days I’m considering showing this photo to the class with the following information; “This photo was taken from a website containing shared images from the flood. What title or caption would you give this picture?” I’m expecting some [...] -
Richard Moore wrote a new blog post: Eat Popcorn 6 months, 1 week ago
Although I’m a science teacher now, my undergraduate degree is actually a BA in Psychology. I have always been fascinated by how information can enter the mind indirectly. One controversial manner is with subliminal imagery . The photo above is a screen shot from an experiment conducted in 1957 by James Vicary. In this experiment a [...] -
Richard Moore wrote a new blog post: Final Project Course 2 8 months ago
The group of teachers from Ruamrudee International school collaborated to create a lesson about Copyright and the role of Creative Commons. The lesson includes video instruction, assessment, and student project. Below is the lesson plan:
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Richard Moore wrote a new blog post: Cyber Bullying – Bullies look different now! 8 months ago
I had never placed bullying near the top of my concerns as a teacher, and I was once bullied as an elementary student myself. Sometimes during my 30 minute walk home or around the neighborhood after school, I’d be picked on by a boy with older brothers. I handled my case Ralphie style , but not as [...] -
Richard Moore wrote a new blog post: Final Project Course 1 1 year ago
For teaching science I have always used technology primarily as a research and presentation tool, and less for sharing and collaborating purposes. My header picture is a true symbol of how I want my students to view the web. Therefore, initially I have created a unit that emphasizes using effective research and evaluating skills. Nonetheless, [...]
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