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Two Coffee Teachers | Encouraging Educators Without the Second Cup of Coffee! Christopher J. Nesi | House of #EdTech Podcast. Pushing The Edge Podcast. It’s a question that asked every week on my favourite sports show – The Outer Sanctum – How is your relationship with footy right now? For me, it’s an especially tricky life question, laced with bullying and bigotry on multiple fronts. But big change is on the way. [click to continue…] Coming Out isn’t a one-time event. We’re often coming out in our personal lives. But what about in the classroom? [click to continue…] It’s an identity category that’s often left out, unspoken, and un-named in education circles. [click to continue…] A. The Edupreneur Podcast. Podcasts for teachers. TWT #82 Les Burns (author of Teach on Purpose) TWT #81 Jodi Rice (AP Language Advisor) TWT #80 Anita Jordan (retired teacher, mother to a novelist) TWT #79 Dan Tricarico (The Zen Teacher) TWT #78 Sarah Donovan (Ethical ELA) TWT #77 Erika Nielsen Andrew (Teaching Channel) TWT #76 The Best Lesson Series: Literature TWT #75 Laura Bradley (Edutopia Facilitator) TWT #74 David Bosso (Connecticut Teacher of the Year) TWT #73 Terry Heick (Teach Thought) TWT #72 — Penny Kittle (Book Love) TWT #71 — Michael Dunlea (Hope Street Group Fellow) TWT #70 — Anglea Watson (The Cornerstone for Teachers) TWT #69 — Rafranz Davis (The True Identity of a Teacher) TWT #68 — Edutopia’s Social Media Team (Elana Leoni and Samer Rabadi) TWT #67— Dan McCabe (Changing Mindsets) TWT #66 — James Sturtevant (Connecting with Students) TWT #65 — Cheryl Costello (Tech Specialist, CT) TWT #64 — Brianna Crowley (ASCD Emerging Leader) TWT #63 — Michael Flynn (Elementary Education on the post-secondary level) TWT #61 Preview of “The Test”
Free Teacher PD. Welcome to a new episode of Free Teacher PD: Part 1 of Using QR Codes to Engage Students, with Carol Nelson. Quick Response codes, or QR codes, have sometimes been referred to barcodes on steroids. These small digitized squares are used for storing encoded information into a small, two-dimensional space that can be read by Smartphones and other handheld devices, such as iPads, web cameras, or QR readers. Originally they were used in the automotive industry, but QR codes are not just for car parts anymore. In this and the next podcast episode, you will discover how to create QR codes to use in your classroom. Simple, free QR generators allow you to create codes that can link to YouTube, text, SMS, email, URLs, and more.
Learn how this technology can be used to engage students in a variety of learning activities and resources, such as scavenger hunts, checking answers, providing supplemental materials or tutorials, promoting school or class events, and a host of other applications. So… MindShift | KQED News | KQED Public Media for Northern CA. Main - TeachThought.
Inside Higher Ed | Higher Education News, Career Advice, Jobs. Please join @TheOddCentricT for #5thchat this Tuesday at 7pm Central. Topic: "Student-Led Classrooms." EVERYONE WELCOME! #4thchat #6thchat. "Our No. 1 concern is children’s safety," says Jim Peterson of IlliniCloud. #CDEtop30 #edtech. Cool Tools for 21st Century Learners. TeacherCast: Educational Professional Development Network. Free Technology for Teachers. Fired up to present to WACTA leaders this morning in Wenatchee Washington. So impressed w/their commitment & dedication. #modeltheway.
Khan Academy. Fixed vs. Growth mindset will be addressed with #personalizedPD in room 309 at 11:15. #itecIA. New to Twitter for #education? Look at the his great intro from @tech4teachers19 #globalclassconnect #edchat #edtechchat #iledchat.