Comments on: Translating policy into practice - a “tartan” approach http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/ "We learn from our experience.....if we reflect upon our experience" John Dewey Wed, 03 Dec 2008 19:54:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Anne Johnston http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7955 Anne Johnston Thu, 26 Apr 2007 20:56:19 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7955 Your "tartan approach" is an excellent concept. I enjoyed talking to the teachers from Law Primary who are enthusiastic about the effects the Learning Team has had in their school. I could have spent a lot longer sharing ideas. I have a few threads of my own to follow as a result. Your “tartan approach” is an excellent concept. I enjoyed talking to the teachers from Law Primary who are enthusiastic about the effects the Learning Team has had in their school. I could have spent a lot longer sharing ideas. I have a few threads of my own to follow as a result.

]]> By: Don http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7954 Don Thu, 26 Apr 2007 20:50:26 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7954 Sorry Anne - will do Sorry Anne - will do

]]> By: Anne Johnston http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7953 Anne Johnston Thu, 26 Apr 2007 20:42:16 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7953 I'm not going to get pickie, or even pikkie about "make it so" but please change "reps from the library service" to Librarians - everyone else has their professional title. I’m not going to get pickie, or even pikkie about “make it so” but please change “reps from the library service” to Librarians - everyone else has their professional title.

]]> By: Don’s Learning Log » Blog Archive » Creative Arts and Education Group - creating a dynamic http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7949 Don’s Learning Log » Blog Archive » Creative Arts and Education Group - creating a dynamic Wed, 25 Apr 2007 20:48:47 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7949 [...] Latest Excel Posts - Posted to Don's Learning Log by Don Ledingham - Posted to tessawatson.com by Tess Watson - Posted to Lynne's blog by Lynne Lewis - Posted to tessawatson.com by Tess Watson - Posted to Enterprise in Education by Heather Lord - Posted to Don's Learning Log by Don Ledingham - Posted to tessawatson.com by Tess Watson - Posted to Law Primary School by Smacniven - Posted to Enterprise in Education by Lisa Martin - Posted to Lynne's blog by Lynne Lewis [...] [...] Latest Excel Posts - Posted to Don’s Learning Log by Don Ledingham - Posted to tessawatson.com by Tess Watson - Posted to Lynne’s blog by Lynne Lewis - Posted to tessawatson.com by Tess Watson - Posted to Enterprise in Education by Heather Lord - Posted to Don’s Learning Log by Don Ledingham - Posted to tessawatson.com by Tess Watson - Posted to Law Primary School by Smacniven - Posted to Enterprise in Education by Lisa Martin - Posted to Lynne’s blog by Lynne Lewis [...]

]]> By: Debbie http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7948 Debbie Wed, 25 Apr 2007 18:29:40 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7948 I commend the strategy that the group have come up with and think that it marries/merges with the Learning and Teaching Policy perfectly - and if only it were a case of "let it be so,"! [that would actually be too easy] I believe that it is more like "way to go" - but what an exciting, challenging journey it should be! My initial thoughts are to share the strategy before the in-set day and open it up for discussion as part of the self evaluation process. I commend the strategy that the group have come up with and think that it marries/merges with the Learning and Teaching Policy perfectly - and if only it were a case of “let it be so,”! [that would actually be too easy] I believe that it is more like “way to go” - but what an exciting, challenging journey it should be!
My initial thoughts are to share the strategy before the in-set day and open it up for discussion as part of the self evaluation process.

]]> By: SalVal http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7945 SalVal Wed, 25 Apr 2007 16:01:42 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7945 It is indeed "make it so" - and "Picard" has no k in it, and "Trekkies" has no c. I'll get me coat. Or rather, I'll get me anorak. It is indeed “make it so” - and “Picard” has no k in it, and “Trekkies” has no c.

I’ll get me coat. Or rather, I’ll get me anorak.

]]> By: BrianC http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7942 BrianC Wed, 25 Apr 2007 07:47:46 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/2007/04/24/translating-policy-into-practice-a-tartan-approach/#comment-7942 I think the saying is "make it so". Not that I am a Trekkie or anything, but its a term that is still used in the Royal Navy especially in the morning and evening when ships flags are raised and lowered at "colours" and sunset. I think the saying is “make it so”. Not that I am a Trekkie or anything, but its a term that is still used in the Royal Navy especially in the morning and evening when ships flags are raised and lowered at “colours” and sunset.

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