An Easter egg is an undocumented feature or novelty in a program that the makers added for additional fun and credits. Easter eggs are in no way destructive to any software or hardware in the computer and are usually meant for something unique and fun. (Source)
If you don't know why you are doing something connected to teaching and learning, why are you still doing it? Join us as we explore resources to help educators and students grow as leaners. #LifelongLearning #BetterTogether #HappyLearning #AlwaysLearning
What is Your Favorite Google Easter Egg?
We Were Made For This!
Learn. Believe. Change. Grow. Become. Succeed.
I personally have struggled as a teacher and a learner this year. It's been hard, but I am always reminding myself that this is a learning experience. I'm not saying I love remote learning or the hybrid experience, but I have to believe that all of this will help me become a better educator and that is always my goal. I believe in you!
That's all I have today, other than this playlist. Just a little something that helps keep me inspired.
Inspire Teaching & Learning YouTube Playlist
"To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often." Winston Churchill
Digital Literacy for Teachers and Learners - #DigLitCon 2021
Thank You Educators - I Appreciate You and All You Do Now More Than Ever
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