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It could be a Lesson Plan.
http://learningdesigner.org/viewer.php?uri=/personal/aleksandra/designs/fid/4d0f0293910bd3d35511c05b01cb144d4f29fe03acfe4031c283953cf359f2fa#listview

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https://tagul.com/64j2rwtwklm8/cloud-5

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I have not had a student with special needs and abilities and I think that I am not properly educated to give them the best education. I think the society might be better connected to give oportunities for a quality education in public schools. I completely aghree that the ICT helps in their education, but you need special learning tools for different special needs.

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TASK6, Children's thinking skills development

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TASK6, Children's thinking skills development

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What kind of thinker is our students?  Does they believe everything on TV/internet?  Does they always figure out how to get what they wants?

Does they ask questions?  Does they go along with what her/his friends suggest?  You can help develop your student’s critical thinking skills by learning a few tip and tricks.
What is critical thinking? Critical thinking comprises a number of different skills that help us learn to make decisions. It is the ability to evaluate information to determine whether it is right or wrong.  To think critically about an issue or a problem means to be open-minded and consider alternative ways of looking at solutions. As children grow into pre-adolescents and teenagers, their critical thinking skills will help them make judgments independently of parents.  To be good at thinking, children must believe that thinking is fun and want to be good at it. Teacher can make thinking fun throughout the school year. Good thinkers practice thinking just like they practice basketball or football.

5 Ways to Help Kids Think Critically

Invite them to BE CLEAR by asking for explanations and examples when they don’t understand something.  Let students know it is okay to be confused and ask questions.

Urge students to BE ACCURATE, to check to see if something is true by researching the facts.

Encourage students to BE RELEVANT by discussing other topics that are pertinent to the discussion or problem at hand.  Help them stay on track by linking related and meaningful information to the question they are trying to answer or the topic they are learning about.

Support your student’s ability to BE LOGICAL.  Help her/him  see how things fit together.  Question how she/he came to her conclusions and whether her/his assumptions are correct.

Set expectations that your student BE FAIR.  Promote empathy in his/her thinking processes.  Make sure he/she considers others when drawing conclusions.

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Center for Innovation in Legal Education

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TASK6, Children's thinking skills development

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TASK6, Children's thinking skills development

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Task for students: together with 5/6 classmates, create stickers album (www.linoit.com) the topic of your album must be enviroment near the Danube river in our city. Please, illustrate your thinking with pictures.
Linoit, tools which provide a workspace for assignments, brainstorming, process

-oriented activities and questions of design and visual rhetoric

•help students develop a sense of audience, voice , evaluate and selfevaluate
When children get used to systematically applying their thinking skills, they will

go through positive learning experiences, and they will gradually learn to enjoy

more challenging tasks. As a result, their self-confidence will grow.

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Unfortunately I have not got my own classroom. I share a few classrooms with the other 3 Math teacher in my school and 3 teachers who teach 1-4th grade.
Sometimes it is a problem when I prepare something and classroom is ocupated. But I dream to have realy math classroom one day and I would like to be big with separate desk and chair, whiteboard, projectors, tablets or laptops with lot of math useful things. Maybe like this

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I think there are many ways to help our students to learn and share their ideas, knowledge and sugestions. I have made blog with informations about everything is need to high school and last exam to finish primary school for my 8th graders. https://generacija200102.wordpress.com/
Also I manage blog our school peer team which is about school without violance
https://vrsnjackitim.wordpress.com/about/
Blogging can improve students’ writing skills and build their confidence as writers. By blogging, students can take ownership of their writing, become better observers of others’ writing, and develop a more

immediate and powerful understanding of audience. Blogs encourage experimenting and risk-taking, seriousness and play, and they foster an increased awareness of

private and public writing. There are many ways to use blogs in the classroom. Some instructors choose to create a class

blog that all enrolled students can contribute to by adding comments or by making individual posts. A class blog can:

•unite all class announcements, assignments, and exercises in one space or hub with the instructor as the operator of the site

•provide a workspace for students to share thoughts, drafts, or projects in a relatively

low-stakes environment

•provide a venue for quieter students to “speak” and contribute ideas

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Games are part of our lives. Through games we have fun, we know themselves and others, grow up, and we learn easier. My students like to play quiz. They support each other, they compete and all of them learn together. I have prepared QUIZ about my country to discover some beauties and heritages of Serbia. Let's play!

http://quizrevolution.com/ch/a232869

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In everyday work teacher might be good to regognize his/her student inteligence type and try to find the best way to give the chance pupils to improve and develop their skills and knowledge basic on this type of person. Theacher can use different ICT tools  for achieving this goal.

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Intelligence Part 1 - Download as a PDF or view online for free

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A learning style is the method of educating particular to an individual that is presumed to allow that individual to learn best. The idea of learning styles is a somewhat unfounded deduction of the observation that most people favor particular types of interactions when it comes to learning. Based on this concept, the idea of individualized "learning styles" was created, popularized later by Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Model.

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It will be good for students literacy skills to make comic strips about their chilhood and their families (father/mother, grandmother/grandfather, etc.). They could compare time, fashion, games, technologies, school subjects, ...

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I am completely prepare to write my short Learning Diary and share with my colleagues on this LE. I have put link and QR code to my diary...

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TASK3, Result about The survey "How innovative are you?" 

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TASK3, Result about The survey "How innovative are you?" 

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TASK1, Education Ministers programmes (MPNTR RS)

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TASK1, Education Ministers programmes (MPNTR RS)

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Web site of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of Republic of Serbia
http://www.mpn.gov.rs/
Strategy for the Development of Education in RS by 2020
http://www.mpn.gov.rs/strategije-2020/

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