Motocycle rider Paulo Gonçalves at Dakar Rallye 2020
credits: Paulo Gonçalves
Paulo Gonçalves [1979-2020]
Sad news from the Gulf: our great Paulo Gonçalves dies in the Paris-Dakar rally. Sorely missed.
We are sad beyond words to share that our Hero, Portuguese motorcycle rider Paulo Gonçalves, passed away today in Paris Dakar Rally.
credits: Dakar Rally
"The Dakar mourns Paulo Gonçalves, one of the most experienced and beloved champions of the rally-raid family."
The Stage 8 for tomorrow is cancelled for bikes and quads categories. Why not all the riders rode stage 8 as one big group and not as a race, as a big goodbye to Paulo.
My thoughts and prayers go out to his friends and family. A true champion, a great human being and, above all, a kindred spirit.
credits: unknown
via Global Student Network
Looking back 2019 I've come up with a roundup of what's been the best post of my blog The Digital Teacher G-Souto. This time semester #2.
Below you’ll find the top posts along the second semester 2019 containing different themes: education & technology, apps, languages, arts, science, history, environment, literature, e-safety, bullying, sports, dance, children's rights among other.
The selection is based on page views but also based on pedagogical relevance of the most-read posts.
I kept the order of the most viewed, but eliminated the posts that seemed less relevant. The main reason? Sometimes some posts acquire too much visibility, not for their value but for the keywords that the search engines "like" indexing.
Je suis ravie de partager avec vous le Top des billets les plus lus sur mon blog The Digital Teacher G-Souto, 2e semestre 2019 . Vous êtes de plus en plus nombreux à me suivre quotidiennement. Je me rends compte que les étudiants aussi me visitent.
Je vous en remercie, chers enseignants, chers lecteurs, de votre intérêt et m’efforce d’être toujours au plus proche d'événements concernant des idées pédagogiques afin de vous présenter des ressources et outils pédagogiques, au numérique ou pas. Les technologies donnent aux jeunes étudiants et à leurs professeurs des possibilités qu'il faut en profiter en les utilisant dans les cours.
Des grandes thématiques: histoire, langues, science, cyber-bullying, culture, littérature, films, applis, sport, théâtre, arts, environnement
Des ressources en ligne, et des adaptations personnelles à l'enseignement de façon à permettre à tous les élèves la réussite dans leur parcours scolaire.
Des ressources en ligne, et des adaptations personnelles à l'enseignement de façon à permettre à tous les élèves la réussite dans leur parcours scolaire.
Here are the most popular posts 2nd semester 2019:
Le Top des billets semestre 2, 2019:
My usual readers know I write in English, French and Portuguese.
Schools : NASA Contest : Mars rover : your best name ideas !
Music Day : the value of music in public education ! Resources
October in Review & World Science Day For peace and Development !
Schools : Let's talk about Leonard Bernstein & the power of Music !
50 Years Ago Apollo 11 ! Men on the Moon : Resources teachers & students
Peace Day : #CyberNonviolence & #ClimateAction4Peace !
Jean de La Fontaine : Fables & outils pédagogiques
So Til' the Season : Santa Tracker, books & films ! Bright Christmas !
Oh ! La Rentrée 2019-2020 : 7 nouveautés sous le signe de la réussite !
September in Review & Georges Simenon novels !
Schools : Aquastory, animated film SDGs in Action ! UN winner 2019
Traditions : Family & friends : Happy Thanksgiving !
Schools : July in Review & Pop Art Andy Warhol
Schools : Science : Partial Lunar Eclipse tonight !
Pop-rock music : Beatles' Abbey Road 50th anniversary : resources
Schools : International Youth Day : Youth2030
Science education : Don't miss the Black Moon : resources
Schools : World Photography Day : history & resources !
The Geminid shower ? Let's talk about & much more !
August in review : Music, Photography, Environment & Youth !
Schools : Science : Partial Lunar Eclipse tonight !
Schools : World Philosophy Day : resources
CRC30Years : The 30th Anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child : resources
Schools : Let's talk about Pink October !
November in Review & Youth Stand Up for Human Rights !
Summer holidays, last break !
Potterheads : Harry Potter fans : Magical Places from the films !
Leonard Bernstein
credits: H. Scott
So many of us who experienced Leonard Bernstein up close have a story to tell. Charismatic conductor and devoted educator - teacher at high school - popularized classical music at the concert hall and through television screen through his Young People's Concerts.
He also reimagined the role of the conductor as a vocal advocate for music’s ability to unite communities.
"Moreover, Bernstein loved all types of music, and strove to make Beethoven, Bach, and even the Beatles accessible for “students” ages 8 to 80 through his Young People’s Concerts."
Before Bernstein’s tenure, no widely-aired television show existed to educate youth through musical performances.
I remember being fascinated by the TV cameras. In those days TV was practically brand new, and seemed exotic.
Hoping to have inspired you in your lessons all over the year.
May 2020 be a successful year for all those teachers who teach with passion! Guiding our students to the future should be a mission from the heart!
G-Souto
12.01.2020
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