CLASS ON AIR

                                          MANAIAKALANI CLASS ON AIR


THE SITESmart Home, House, Mortarboard

Each episode includes:

  • The teaching plan

  • The learning experience

  • The actual teaching session being filmed

  • Learner generated content

  • Teacher reflection

  • Student Blog

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