A good education friend asked me if I had read or hear about any books to support teachers working with students who are struggling? My focus immediately shifted a bit to resources that can engage all students. Too often we focus on one group in education and this often leads to less support for everyone else.
Today, I wanted to share a document and and some additional resources that my PLN helped me explore as I explore engagement, student academic support, and SEL.
A question on Twitter, inspired me to start exploring some virtual field trip resources and I discovered the Museums for Digital Learning Website. Today, I just wanted to share a quick introduction to the Museum for Digital Learning Website.
Today, I wanted to share some of the books I am excited to explore this summer. I don't know for sure that I will read them in the order listed, but right now this is how they are stacked up.
Tom Mullaney recent shared this French Revolution study guide. (To use the drop down feature, you need to make a copy.) This guide models the recent/newish Google Docs features. Today I wanted to share a bit more about some of these Google Document updates.
How will you recharge this summer, but still find the time to grow as a teacher and learner?
We’ve created a list of virtual and in person learning opportunities to share some opportunities and resources to support lifelong learners this summer.
Summer Learning Opportunities for Educators in 2022
I have long time been a fan of finding different ways to engage students in creative design and reflection. Memes and other creative drawing activities including emoji creation are regular parts of activities in my classroom.
Today I wanted to share a fun site shared by Lori Gracey on the TCEA blog that allows users to combine popular emojis to create something unique.
