Officially Graduating!

Officially Graduating!

Well, there has been a bit of a waiting game while we wait for our Construction of Learning exam results.

They are up today and if is official - I have passed!

"Celebration" at Te Aroha, Bluff - 8th of December 10 am
Māori graduation - Dunedin 9th DecemberCapping Graduation - 10th of December 

So the question remains ....

Pinterest fiend!

It's a slight obsession.

I think of this pinterest time as informal professional development time! There are so many clever people with brilliant classroom ideas.

Check out my pinterest page:
http://www.pinterest.com/aliheba/

It has folders organised for teaching ease (literacy, class management, mathematics, etc.).

Follow me!

If you have any awesome ideas or people you think I should follow let me know :)

A new beginning!

I am currently sending out CV's to schools whose vacancies match my passions, if this is why you are here - welcome to my page.

As I was born and and lived in Invercargill most of these positions are in Invercargill - I have an amazing family base here.

Although, I am also applying for a couple of positions outside of town - my partner and I, with the fur-child in tow are prepared to meet the next part of the education road in another town.

If you have any questions I am happy to answer them, please get in contact with me.

Otherwise enjoy and I look forward to hearing from you!

Resources!

Minor Spending Spree

I took advantage of the Essential Resources (Invercargill) student $5 book sale and purchased a number of great books that I will be able to use next year! Topics include Lets Think, Mad about Dance/Drama, Sustainability, books to help me with Inquiry and or course Te Reo. Summer Reading perhaps ... if the weather continues I will probably have quite a bit of time to do this.