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Any activity with math or STEM piques my interest. The Solar Cooking Project and The Golden Ratio both sound like lessons I would teach. I think both would be of value to my students and would engage all types of learners.

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There are so many interesting projects in iEarn.  I am interested in One Day in the Life.  The reason for this is so I could incorporate technology skills, like blogging, photography, and even videography.  It would be so neat to share this with students are around the world and then hear back from and learn about students in a different part of the world. I believe that technology could be incorporated into many of the projects on iEarn.  This is a site that I will keep for a resource and can hopefully incorporate it into my students learning soon.

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How many times are you able to travel to distant places? How many times do you get to get together and learn from people from other cultures? iEARN makes this possible and all you need is a computer and an internet connection. For us to create "global citizens" is of the greatest importance to connect them with people that may have similar or different lives from them. The video shows how students grow with a bigger mindset that just by keeping them in a tiny bubble known as hometown. Children get to collaborate on projects and learn from each other. I really liked the idea that the website gives you options on how you want to experience iEARN. It could be just by interacting, focusing on a subject and even doing project based learning from abroad.

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One Day in the Life

Students share their photographs with caption of daily life and discuss it with partner students. Every minute we live is a life deserves to be remembered and shared with others. This seems like a unique opportunity for my students to see what life is like for students in other parts of the world. Students would be able to see the many differences and also similarities of a day in the life of students from different cultures and backgrounds.

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The WriteOn project sounds like a great idea.  I am always trying to find ways for my audience to write for real audiences. This would be a perfect outlet for a writing class.  The other project, One Day in the Life, would be a great opportunity to integrate art and writing in the same project. You could do this project as a collaboration opportunity between an art/photography class and an English class.

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I work in a public library, so one project that really stood out to me is the International Book Club.  It allows students to learn about other cultures through books, forums, and media projects.  I can see this project being fun and engaging for students; they may develop intrinsic motivation to read.  At the same time, students communicate with other students from around the world to learn ideas and perspectives; they become aware of what is going on in the world and gain insight in others’ daily lives.  The project is divided into three age groups and is available for students ages 5-18 to help students better relate to one another.  This project is ideal because it promotes reading and the use of technology.

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My School, Your School is a great tool to incorporate into your classroom. I teach a Geography class and I could see this being a wonderful addition to my classroom because we can see how other students' lives from around the world. Especially teaching in a rural community, my students don't have a lot of experience with different cultures and unique lifestyles.

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I have a new class this year that focuses on STEM. I wish I would have known about this site and these projects. My mind is blown right now. I think my students' minds would be blown, too. I think it would be beneficial for my students to identify a problem and work with other people from other parts of the world to formulate and work through their answers. Teaching in a small town, I know that most of my students will not be world travelers. It is beneficial for our country and world for students to learn about other people's perspectives and learn how to work with people from places not like their own.

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In my day to day life I often try very hard to "walk in the shoes of the people around me."  Or try and understand where people are coming from based on their comments or life situations.  Therefore, I think that both the My School, Your School and the One Day in the Life project would help both students and adults understand the similarities and differences that people in different cultures experience on a day to day bases.  Personally, I think that this skill is very important and helps gives perspective and understanding when we are trying to learn, grow, and develop as individuals.

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I think the My School,Your School looks interesting so that students could see how school life is different in other countries. I also think the One Day in the Life project sounds very interesting so students could share their daily activities and photos. I think students (and adults) get so wrapped up in our day to day activities that we don't often stop and think about how school and life is different elsewhere. Both of these projects would help give students a different perspective on life!