Iwant2study.org Website Review

ABOUT OUR APPROACH: TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH, INNOVATION & SCALING. Open Educational Resource @ Singapore (OER@SG) and Open Source Physics @ Singapore (OSP@SG) are experimentation and innovation efforts aimed at nurturing a culture of innovation and reflective practice across schools. These efforts are conceptualised under the framework of Translational Research, Innovation and Scaling (TRIS) in MasterPlan 4 for Education Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Under this framework, teachers engage in professional discourse (through discussions on OER@SG articles, OSP@SG Whatsapp chatgroups, etc.) in order to learn, reflect and explore together, de*pen their practice and improve their craft. Through technology scans and translational research, successful evidence-based practices (see the OER@SG Research page) will be identified, catalogued as articles and scaled up to other schools in the system. We have three broad strategies to drive, encourage and support experimentation and innovation in schools: of relevance to the Singapore education system, and to engage stakeholders on possibilities. To contribute to the reforms on physics educational practices by customising EJSS models usually remixed by lookang, making them: Browse the collection to view thumbnail images. Double-click on a EJSS to open it in EJSS in Ja*aScript model or the EJSS Reader App. Singapore, contributed by friends (in chronological order): Browse the collection to view thumbnail images. Double-click on a video to open it in Tracker. This collection represents some of the tracker video used in Singapore, contributed by friends (in chronological order) like 7) Others basically are links out the the original host and content providers, so click and play on their websites. Join the Open Source Physics community and be a citizen of the world! All ejs and ejss, trz models are copyrights of the respective authors, we ask that you attribute them individually to respect their. NOTICE FOR COMMERCIAL USE OF EASYJA*ASCRIPTSIMULATIONS (DATED 19 NOV 2015)