Welcome to my personal blog. I’m currently researching how game mechanics can be used for learning in Singapore.
All views and information presented herein are my own and do not represent the views of the Fulbright Program or the U.S. Department of State.
I’ve had some time to delve into the organizational structure of one of the most successful educational systems in the world and here is what I found out.
It was a quiet trip on the MRT this morning in anticipation of Chinese New Year.
These Fulbright Teachers are currently embedded in their own learning and teaching experiences around the world and I thought you might enjoy reading their posts as much as I do.
Singapore is a networked country of professionals and apparently there is interest from many educators for using games for learning.
Think DMV with 40 counters just before lunch break and you’ll get a sense of the level of angst in the room.
With orientation over, I prepared for my first week at my initial school attachment by eating more food.
Teach Less, Learn More.
I made many new friends this week during our wonderfully flexible orientation.
I’ve been here four days and it has yet to rain.
I’m getting a haircut tomorrow. I’ve known this day was coming since April.
