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Our children will have to tackle problems we can't know and solve
them with tools that haven't been invented. Our focus must be on their
learning for it is their future.
They must learn to tackle unknown problems without fear, synthesize
knowledge from solving those problems, communicate their new knowledge
effectively, use what they learn to help others. And then do it all
over again—in a world we can’t envision.
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Professional synopsis
Six years of teaching preceded by fifteen years of engineering and management
experience provides an ideal background for teaching students and leading teachers.
I help students expand their horizons and sharpen their vision of who they can
be, whether teaching math or teaching technology. I work with teachers to integrate
technology in their classes and have a proven record of developing technology
courses focused on learning. In short, I have an international background, wide-ranging
experience and education, the determination to be in the forefront, and the
ability to use these to provide leadership in the school and support the students.
More about my philosophy and reasons for teaching
is available on this site, and more personal details can be found on my
web site personal page.
Web site links
Video
Learning and Teaching
is a brief video illustrating how I view the tensions between learning and
teaching. A higher
resolution version of Learning and Teaching is available on CD.
Further Information
A complete file is available from International School Services.
References
| Tim Ilse—Principal, Middle School, The American
School in Japan |
tilse@asij.ac.jp |
| Peter Cooper—Headmaster, The
American School of Rio de Janeiro. Former Headmaster, The American
School in Japan |
Peter.Cooper@earj.com.br
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| Sue Hale—Director, The
Learning Center, Qatar Foundation for Education, Science, and
Community Development. Former Principal, Middle School, The American
School in Japan |
shale@qf.org.qa
jshale@hsnp.com
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Last Maintained
01/25/2004