indonesian_open FW: [asia-ednet] Innovative Teacher Awards

[Franks, Lyndall]

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If you are using technology in your teaching and learning programs, this
may be of interest to you.
 
Lyndall Franks

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From: Asia EdNet Moderator
[mailto:asiaednet.help at asialink.unimelb.edu.au] 
Sent: Monday, 18 June 2007 12:01 PM
To: Asia EdNet
Subject: [asia-ednet] Innovative Teacher Awards


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Asia EdNet Discussion Group 
--------------------------------- Sowing the seeds for tomorrow? You
could win a trip to Vietnam.


At Microsoft, we acknowledge that teachers are at the heart of
innovative learning. That's why we recognise and reward them each year
with our Innovative Teachers Awards and publish their work so that best
practice is shared.

In April 2008, we'll be taking the winners to the Innovative Teachers
Forum in Vietnam. You could be one of them. Remember, this award is more
about innovation than resources, so it doesn't matter if you're using a
little Microsoft technology or a lot; it's the inspiration and
commitment that matters.

Be inspired to inspire others

You can check out what our past winners have accomplished, along with
their motivations and the technology they used on our website. We also
tell you how to enter this year's awards. Don't miss your chance to
showcase your achievements and gain a little recognition for your
contribution to tomorrow's most important asset. Our children.

http://www.microsoft.com.au/innovativeteacher

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