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Free professional development. Great presenters. Interesting, idea-packed presentations. All on your time, whenever and wherever you want. Sound good? Let me sweeten the pot a […]
HyperDocs are are NOT just a doc with links. They are purposefully designed digital lessons and can transform your class. The creators of HyperDocs — […]
Summer … the time when all teachers spend carefree days sitting by the pool and drinking fruity drinks, right? Myth! Many teachers I know (especially […]
The best thing about Twitter is the community of educators who share freely with others. Aaron Hogan, the author of Shattering the Perfect Teacher Myth, […]
Consuming vs creating, sounds like it’s one or the other. But don’t our students need to do both? Sometimes our students are consuming information and sometimes […]
I have been enjoying creating, sharing, and using HyperDocs in my classroom for the past three years now after learning about them during the very […]
Our lives as educators totally change in the summer, don’t they? During the school year: hustle and bustle. Plan. Teach. Grade. Answer emails. Go to […]
When families are part of the learning community it has profound effects on the students. We want parents and guardians to feel involved in their […]
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework that aides educators in designing lessons that meet the needs of diverse learners. We want to reach […]
Summer is a time for rejuvenation and relaxation. It’s a time to focus on our lives outside of education and recharge. It can also be […]
There are lots of new tech tools out there just waiting to make it into your classroom. You may have even tried to squeeze one […]
Part of the reason social media has taken off so much are the connections. Seeing other people’s reaction to what you’ve shared. Learning from others. […]
