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READY… AIM… FIRE!!!

READY… AIM… FIRE!!!. EXPLORE A BATTERY OF BLENDED LEARNING RESOURCES FOR EDUCATIONAL PEER GROUPS AND VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS OF ECS300 OPENSCHOOL COMMUNITY. Weapons of War Series. Prepared by. JOVENMARLO A. IMPERIO Founding Director Global Frontiers Institute.

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READY… AIM… FIRE!!!

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  1. READY… AIM… FIRE!!! EXPLORE A BATTERY OF BLENDED LEARNING RESOURCES FOR EDUCATIONAL PEER GROUPS AND VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS OF ECS300 OPENSCHOOL COMMUNITY Weapons of War Series Prepared by JOVENMARLO A. IMPERIOFounding Director Global Frontiers Institute

  2. British 64 Pounder Rifled Muzzle-Loaded (RML) Gun on a Moncrieff disappearing mount, at Scaur Hill Fort, Bermuda.

  3. Introduction The Weapons of War Series presents a battery of learning activities, assignments, and exercises designed to serve as motivational exercises and “Ice Breakers” for BLC3 – The Blended Learning Conference and Collaboration Workshop for 21st Century Learners: Parents, Teacher, Students, Education Peer Group Organizers, and Academic Community Leaders of ECS300 – The Openschool Community of Global Frontiers Institute.

  4. About The Weapons of War Series The Weapons of War Series* is a private, personal, and voluntary research and development project of JOVENMARLO A. IMPERIOFounding Director Global Frontiers Institute

  5. VISIONBetter World for Children • MISSION STATEMENTGlobal Frontiers Institute exists with the mission to facilitate the development of programs, products, and services for excellence in education in community development for a better world for children and for the advancement of The Garden School Education Movement of Project TAPACAN – The Threefold Action Program Against Cigarettes, Alcohol, and Narcotics.

  6. READY… AIM… FIRE! The disappearing gun (a BL 8 inch gun Mk VII) of the South Battery of North Head, inDevonport, North Shore City, New Zealand.

  7. READY… AIM… FIRE! A ACTIVATION I IMMERSION MASTERYRECOGNITION M

  8. 152 mm artillery • Splinter-damaged 6-inch (15-cm) United States Model 1905 disappearing gun at Fort Wint. • United States Model 1905 6-inch disappearing gun at Fort Wint, Subic Bay, Luzon, Philippine Islands

  9. THREEFOLD AIM • ACTIVATION: Activate Blended Learning Readiness for 21st century learners • IMMERSION: Ignite, Inspire, and Immerse the learners into a blended learning environment for excellence in education and community development • MASTERY: Challenge every participant to pursue a mastery of existing skills for optimum wellness and productivity.

  10. ABOUT MORTARS • A mortar is an indirect fire weapon that fires explosive projectiles known as (mortar) bombs at low velocities, short ranges, and high-arcing ballistic trajectories.

  11. About of Mortars Charactaristics of Mortars • A mortar is an indirect fire weapon that consists of a tube into which a mortar shell is dropped. The shell hits bottom on a fixed firing pin, setting off a detonation which propels the shell out with a high ballistic trajectory. Mortar rounds have fins to stabilize their flight and cause the shell to strike fuze-end first. Since before World War II, mortars have had these components: • a lightweight tube • a bipod lifting and supporting the forward, open end of the tube • a relatively large base plate supporting the closed end of the tube at ground level • a sight, elevating and traversing mechanism, and other accessories Use of Mortars • Light (60 mm) and medium (81 mm) mortars are portable, carried into combat by their crew. Heavy mortars are installed in custom gun carriages and are employed like artillery. • Mortars are used for battlefield illumination at night, to lay down smoke to conceal troop movements, and for anti-personnel fire using high explosive rounds. Chemical mortars have been used in the past but are not now part of the U.S. inventory.

  12. DISAPPEARING GUN: A GIANT MORTAR?

  13. BEHIND A SET OF TWO DISPEARING GUNS

  14. BLC3 The Blended Learning Conference And Training Workshop For 21st Century Learners presents a battery of educational resourcesfor excellence in educationand community development.

  15. THREEFOLD AIM • ACTIVATION: Activate Blended Learning Readiness for 21st century learners • IMMERSION: Ignite, Inspire, and Immerse the learners into a blended learning environment for excellence in education and community development • MASTERY: Challenge every participant to pursue a mastery of existing skills for optimum wellness and productivity.

  16. READY… AIM… FIRE! A ACTIVATION I IMMERSION MASTERYRECOGNITION M

  17. THREEFOLD AIM • ACTIVATION : Ready. • IMMERSION: Aim. • MASTERY: Fire.

  18. Ready….

  19. Ready: Check your readiness • Independent Learning Readiness • Teachers Pre-training Competence Assessment • School and Environment Assessment

  20. AIM… The disappearing gun (a BL 8 inch gun Mk VII) of the South Battery of North Head, inDevonport, North Shore City, New Zealand.

  21. AIM: CHART YOUR DIRECTION • Learning goals/objective. • Learning plan/strategy/mode of learning • Requirements checklist • Calendar of events and activities • List of available resources • Peer groups and support organization/s

  22. Fire!

  23. FIRE: PERIODIC EVENTS • Weekly: learning activity reflection/report • Monthly: learning emphasis of the month • Quarterly: evaluation report • Yearly: Annual Best Practices Award • Every Two Years: Best Learners Award • Every Three Years: Best Programs Award • Every Five Years: Best Schools Award

  24. GUN BATERRY RESOURCES

  25. ECS300 BLENDED LEARNING BATTERY • READY: Personal Webpage. Learn and share best practices in learning toward accelerated independent learning. • AIM: Online Classroom. Create and develop benchmark learning activities, programs, products, and services for your class or peer groups • FIRE: Open Conference System. Facilitate the online formation of educational peer groups and volunteer organizations and institutions for excellence in education and community development.

  26. Check your I.L.R. • Take Independent Learning Readiness Exam. To register for a scheduled I.L.R. exam:Email: exam@ilr.ecs300.net • Courtesy of: CLUB YELLOW TOPS The Internet Computer Club of Global Frontiers Institute

  27. Explore Online Classrooms • Learn how to create and manage your own online classroom. • Learn how to develop benchmark learning activities, programs, products, and services for your class or peer groups and organizations. • Email: classrooms@ecs300.netOr login to: http://ecs300.net/classrooms

  28. ECS300 WEB CARD SUBSCRIPTION You need to be a subscriber of ECS300 Web Card – Blended Learning Edition to be able to be able to activate a username and password for a year-round entry to the Blended Learning Battery of ECS300 – The Openschool Community of Global Frontiers Institute. Annual subscription: PhP300 Philippine pesos only.

  29. NOW AVAILABLE ECS300 WEB CARD BLENDED LEARNING EDITIONAnnual subscription: PhP300 Philippine pesos only. To subscribe: • Checkout ECS300 WEB CARD – BLENDED LEARNING EDITONProvided by APIHEP ONLINE IT SUPPORT COMPANY • Or Email: webcard@ecs300.net • Or login to: http://ecs300.net/classroomsAnd join BCL3 Conference and Training Workshop

  30. CONTACT INFORMATION JOVENMARLO A IMPERIO ECS300 Research Center and Development Office Adventist University of the Philippines Academy LibNet, Puting Kahoy, Silang 4118 Cavite, Philippines Phone : 09357571260; 09994359189 Email : jovenmarlo@gmail.com

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