Showing posts with label john knox christian school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label john knox christian school. Show all posts
17 November 2019
November 2011 John Knox Christian School
Eight years ago, whilst working in the computer lab at John Knox Christian School (now Woodstock Christian School), I created a spelling list for the grade 1 class using the abcya software program.
02 May 2012
14 February 2012
Grade 7 assignment
I prepared the following assignment for the students of Grade 7 at John Knox Christian School. The instructions were posted to a weblog created specifically for this work. A link to the weblog is provided through an earlier post on this blog.
18 January 2012
18 November 2011
07 October 2011
30 May 2011
18 May 2011
05 March 2011
11 November 2010
John Knox Christian School library update
A spreadsheet created using Open Office Calc and the graphical representation of data.
13 October 2010
Creation from JKCS Inklinks
This drawing by Ellie was featured in the John Knox Inklinks. I cropped, formatted and saved as a JPEG.
29 September 2010
JKCS Library project using OpenOffice Calc
This academic year the John Knox Christian School library is promoting 'no overdue library books'. To encourage each class towards this goal a monthly graph will show the number of library books overdue per class. Below is a spreadsheet template (the student figures are correct thus far; the overdue books are fictitious) and a graph produced using the spreadsheet data.
22 July 2010
Evidence of work (please click on this title to access evidence of work)
Work produced for the grade 7 class at John Knox Christian School
25 June 2010
08 June 2010
14 April 2010
John Knox Christian School recommendations
The following statements were affirmed by the staff members named within this post:
Ian carried out thorough research on my behalf before preparing appropriate work materials for students in the class I teach. I commend his dedicated systematic approach to the task undertaken.
Jannette Hickey Grade 3 teacher
Ian conducts ongoing organized research for our Canadian trivia quiz. His sharp wit is evidenced through the formulation of the questions. His willingness to do this for me is a great help, and frees me to address other things.
Marion Dieleman BA - AQ Library
Ian has contributed his time, computer knowledge and skill to the continued development of the computer lab. During his 8 years involvement with John Knox Christian School he has adapted and created a number of programs for the students. I recommend this resourceful, dedicated and motivated individual, who has furthered his skill base through continued learning.
Margaret Schmor Advancement Director
Greg Hiemstra Grade 6 teacher, Computer coordinator
Mike Meinema Principal
Ian developed various computer graphing activities for the grade seven class at our school. He has assisted in teaching the mathematical graphing unit and has challenged the students to make and alter various types of graphs. His input and expertise in developing and teaching these activities was of great value to the classroom teacher and to the students.
Helen Ysselstein Grade 7 teacher
Ian carried out thorough research on my behalf before preparing appropriate work materials for students in the class I teach. I commend his dedicated systematic approach to the task undertaken.
Jannette Hickey Grade 3 teacher
Ian conducts ongoing organized research for our Canadian trivia quiz. His sharp wit is evidenced through the formulation of the questions. His willingness to do this for me is a great help, and frees me to address other things.
Marion Dieleman BA - AQ Library
Ian has contributed his time, computer knowledge and skill to the continued development of the computer lab. During his 8 years involvement with John Knox Christian School he has adapted and created a number of programs for the students. I recommend this resourceful, dedicated and motivated individual, who has furthered his skill base through continued learning.
Margaret Schmor Advancement Director
Greg Hiemstra Grade 6 teacher, Computer coordinator
Mike Meinema Principal
Ian developed various computer graphing activities for the grade seven class at our school. He has assisted in teaching the mathematical graphing unit and has challenged the students to make and alter various types of graphs. His input and expertise in developing and teaching these activities was of great value to the classroom teacher and to the students.
Helen Ysselstein Grade 7 teacher
14 February 2010
13 February 2010
09 February 2010
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