Lorraine Frances-Rees

This blog aims to document my own and my school's ongoing journey towards enabling students to meaningfully drive their own learning.

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Thursday 16 October 2014

Tools for Deep Learning at St Joseph's

Posted by Lorraine Frances-Rees at 13:43

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Lorraine Frances-Rees: I am Principal at St Joseph's School, Oamaru. I believe the impulse to learn and grow is a natural human impulse. My aim is to help my learners stay in touch, or get in touch, with their natural engagement with the world around them and their love of learning.

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