- Why Getting Comfortable With Discomfort Is Crucial To Success
- no worthwhile aspiration can be accomplished from within our comfort zone. Only in giving up the security of the known can we create new opportunity, build capability, and grow influence.”
- Developing Students’ Ability to Give and Take Effective Feedback | MindShift | KQED News
- “If the feedback could be copied and pasted onto someone else’s project, it’s not specific enough. Good feedback points to concrete evidence in the piece of work.”
- 13 Simple Ways to Integrate Technology into any Lesson Plan by PowToon!
- there is a simple way to ‘techify’ your existing lesson plans. Sit back and check out these 13 ways to integrate technology into any lesson!
- 5 Lessons from Implementing Personal Learning – Next Gen Learning in Action – Education Week
- Personal Learning Readiness Skills express student voice recognize one’s own interests, strengths, and values be proactive in inquiry-based learning be accountable for one’s own learning
- Manatee – Ocean Conservancy
- “Sometimes referred to as a sea cow, I can grow to be up to 10 feet long and weigh up to 1,200 pounds. I move slowly through canals and coastal areas, at a rate of about five miles per hour.
- How To Embed Pinterest Boards And Pins On Your Blog – The Edublogger
- use Pinterest in a variety of ways, such as for: sharing and finding lesson plans and learning activities finding inspiration for organizing and decorating the classroom
- Home – Novel Engineering Challenges
- Novel Engineering Challenges is an approach for taking commonly read books and adding a problem-solving, hands-on dimension! To compete with classrooms from all over the world
- Letting Students Ask the Questions – John Spencer
- As long as a question is respectful, allow students to question their world. This applies to analyzing mathematical processes, thinking through social issues, making sense out of a text
- How to Use Edtech to Get Your Learners Active and Moving | EdSurge News
- consider using these edtech-powered ideas to get your learners’ bodies moving and brains working.activate curiosity, thinking, and problem-solving in students’ brains.
- Features – Edublogs – free blogs for education
- “FREE Great for giving blogging a try, and it’s free, woo!”
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