I just read the blog you wrote about yourself. What a very small world. You are a musician? I come from a musical family – maybe you know of my parents. We can chat at the Friday Tweet-up!
My training and teaching background are in music and math (& later computers). I still play clarinet regularly in my woodwind quintet. I squeeze in community free lance work wheneve I can. And you?
This is totally weird. My teachables are also HS math and music! I taught general/workplace level math and 9-OAC music. Then I got into Guidance/Career Ed and OSSTF. I play flute and conduct the choir and band for a local variety show called uxperience. (http://www.uxperience.ca/) This year is the 20th anniversary show and this is my 19th show! Strictly voluntary.
This is, indeed, a very tiny world in which we live…
Thank you for sharing your background — very cool !!! – a small world indeed.
Mark, this is looking real good, nice and relevant, KP
I just read the blog you wrote about yourself. What a very small world. You are a musician? I come from a musical family – maybe you know of my parents. We can chat at the Friday Tweet-up!
What instrument do you play?
My training and teaching background are in music and math (& later computers). I still play clarinet regularly in my woodwind quintet. I squeeze in community free lance work wheneve I can. And you?
~ Mark
This is totally weird. My teachables are also HS math and music! I taught general/workplace level math and 9-OAC music. Then I got into Guidance/Career Ed and OSSTF. I play flute and conduct the choir and band for a local variety show called uxperience. (http://www.uxperience.ca/) This year is the 20th anniversary show and this is my 19th show! Strictly voluntary.
This is, indeed, a very tiny world in which we live…
Thank you for sharing your background — very cool !!! – a small world indeed.
~ Mark
https://plus.google.com/u/0/events/cnuds2go1j1dh67paq2js6k5jg0 Hi Mark. This link is a Google+ Summary of some of my experiences at the #gafesummit in Ontario. Please share. I hope fellow teachers find it useful.