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Although I am not at PZC 2009 this year, I am "mentally" present with all of you, especially for the "Future of Learning institute" that will start very soon. Best wishes!
Suzanne
People who are part of Harvard Graduate School's Project Zero Classroom may wish to sign up and network here. Everyone is welcome, not just Summer Institute people.
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- I am a retired High School teacher. I have been teaching for 38 years (1970 - 2008). I teach French literature (1st language) and French as a foreign language. I am also involved with Project Zero research group at Harvard graduate school of education.
http://www.pz.harvard.edu/index.cfm
I have been working several times as a study group leader for their Summer Institute. I have also been an online coach for WIDE world, an online course platform for teachers around the world. http://wideworld.pz.harvard.edu/
- About Me:
- I am a mother of four children, all adults, and grandmother of five grandchildren. I am married to an American French teacher. We live in Brussels, Belgium. I love reading fiction and non-fiction, in French and in English and I also love travelling. I am very interested in pedagogy.
Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 8:26pm on October 23, 2009,
Christina Havlin said…
- Suzanne
Please excuse the long delay in my response. It's so nice to hear from you!! You were much missed at PZC this summer. I heard that you had quite a trip. Look forward to hearing about it. Yes, I did sign up to mentor at Connie's request, but I think the teacher is overwhelmed - we have not yet caught up. I am still teaching French 1, 2 in a middle school in Virginia Beach. Miss high school a bit, but my students are great people and quite cute. What is keeping you busy these days? Fondly, Christina
- At 7:25am on August 11, 2009,
Mary McFarland said…
- Hi Suzanne,
Good to hear from you. Let Nathan know of your interest. He contacts coaches according to needs as registrations come in.
You sound very busy and involved with language teaching still in the form of your workshop presentations. Bravo to you!
Best,
Mary
- At 12:33pm on August 10, 2009,
Mary McFarland said…
- Hello Suzanne,
How great to see you here. How we missed you at PZ--I miss you in WIDE World coaching, as well. Are you able to come back?
Best,
Mary
- At 6:05pm on January 23, 2009,
O'Donnell-Fuks Suzanne said…
- Hi Janet and friends,
I am very happy to have been invited to Fireside learning. Sorry that I have not yet been able to explore it as I wish. I am going to Russia tomorrow, to a Russian French teacher conference where I am going to give three workshops in French; two are on PZ: one on Teaching for Understanding, the other one on Visible Thinking routines.The third one will be about the organization of a creative writing marathon, like the one we did last year at ISB. I have been very busy with the conference preparation; I'll be back on the 1st of February and will be freer to get to talk to you on the fireside. Thank you for your understanding!
Suzanne
- At 11:07am on January 23, 2009,
Janet Navarro said… - Suzanne -- Have you had much chance to look around in here yet? What do you think? I'm guessing you would have a lot of ideas regarding which book we might want to read. Your knowledge of books and ideas is vast and deep. I'm interested to know what you would recommend for us.
- At 1:49pm on January 15, 2009,
Ian Carmichael said…
- Hi Suzanne,
And welcome from me too. Look forward to the upcoming conversations.
Join in where you will. If it's not here, start it! (Well - within reason...)
- At 1:03pm on January 15, 2009,
Janet Navarro said…
- Suzanne. Yippee. So glad to see you here. What a lovely photograph of you. Where are you? In my photograph, I'm at a dinner with John, Connie and our PZ Study Group members. It was a wonderful evening of collegial fun! I'm on Fireside quite a bit -- now and then. What I mean is -- when I have the time, I get quite involved. But the time to be involved depends on where I am in the semester. So, I'm glad to see you here and look forward to our continued interactions...
- At 8:34am on January 15, 2009,
Or-Tal Kiriati said…
- Hello Suzanne, sounds like you have wealth of parenting experience too. I'll invite you to join in our group of parents at http://firesidelearning.ning.com/group/parentsfire
- At 7:48am on January 15, 2009,
Connie Weber said…
- Suzanne,
Welcome. So glad to have you here. Join right in on the conversations!
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