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Have a Student Leaving the Country or Going on a Vacation for an Extended Period of Time?

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Have a Student Leaving the Country or Going on a Vacation for an Extended Period of Time?

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What better way to document the student's adventures and keep learning, reflecting, and observing the world around them than by having them then be creative with it and post it in a blog?! This is a fantastic idea for students!

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The initial blog started with 15 comments and stayed pretty constant until the start of November when it dropped to around 8 for a few weeks. It picked up again for the second-to-last blog, but the final "Wrapping it Up" post had no comments. Potentially keeping the classmates involved may support Max to keep writing even after he comes home to finish the last week of filming.

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Yes! This blog is intended for Max's direct learning needs: allowing him to stay connected to school at home while being flexible to his filming schedule

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Greetings! This is a private blog to communicate with our classmate Max while he’s off on a new adventure! Please take a moment to send Ma…

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In October of 2015, classmate Max set off for an exciting new opportunity: to star in the movie "Family Man" next to actor Gerard Butler. In an effort to continue to stay connected to his classmates, his teacher set up a blog for Max to use and document his new adventures. As his classmates were able to read about all of the filming endeavors, they were also able to leave (moderated) comments to him.

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Because of being able to moderate the comments, the teacher is continuously creating a positive and respectful atmosphere for the students, which encourages student accountability. I would also assume that the parents were involved in the work and knew of the scope of the blog, which kept Max accountable to them and his classmates. For those reasons, I would say yes.

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Yes! How exciting is it to hear about what your classmate is doing with well-known actors?!

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Environment in which the Teacher is only a Facilitator?

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Environment in which the Teacher is only a Facilitator?

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From this viewpoint, yes! It looks as though the teacher is only moderating the comments of classmates and encouraging Max to continue writing.

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An Emphasis on Student Voice and Student Choice?

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An Emphasis on Student Voice and Student Choice?

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Yep - it is all Max's voice, and he chooses what to share.

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Learning that is Engaging, Experiential, and Mindful?

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Learning that is Engaging, Experiential, and Mindful?

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Without a doubt this is experiential as it is literally based on his experiences on set. And since Max has to currently reflect and think back to his day and how different situations made him feel, it is definitely mindful and engaging.

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Reflecting is an aspect of assessing one's learning, so absolutely positively YES.