Are you a Collaborator or an Isolator ?Click the image above to get a larger view.
Now read the description - which are you most like ?
I can confidently identify myself as a collaborator. This could also be shown on a continuum with the two types at either end. If you're an isolator at the moment, what could you do to become an isolator ? Why not begin by starting a blog of your own!
Thanks to Quentin d'Souza for the use of his diagram which he posted on TEACHING HACKS.
Let's all aim to be more collaborative!

Comments

Tony Cassidy said…
I really like this diagram, a good piece for discussion.
7:00 PM
Alan Parkinson said…
Yes - I thought so.
Will be using it in some INSET I'm delivering next week...
9:18 PM
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