Brandon Moore

Aspiring Art Teacher

[Ditch That Textbook @DitchThatTxtbk]

25 sites for students with free time on their hands

🌎 Explore the world
❓ Answer questions
💻 Get coding
🗣 Learn a new language
🎨 Create art
➕ MORE

All captured in a sharable @Wakelet collection too!

https://t.co/s3M2hl7lQ2

[Brandon Moore @ArtwithBrandon]

#byuh305

[We Are Teachers @WeAreTeachers]

An important read. https://t.co/En8k97sEyA #Edchat #K12 #Teachertwitter

[TeachHUB @TeachHub]

No matter what kind of job you have, all professions have strengths and weaknesses. Explore the positive and negative aspects of the teaching profession: https://t.co/IGDT66N7zt
#TeachingProfession #ProfessionalDevelopment #Teachers #Students

[Brandon Moore @ArtwithBrandon]

Just a few reasons why teaching art and incorporating art into any classroom is important #ArtEducation

[Art from Marrs @artfrommarrs]

This was shared by @theartofed on Instagram earlier and EVERYONE needs to see it. #WHYARTMATTERS #kidsfavoriteclass #nisdfinearts #artisimportant

[Brandon Moore @ArtwithBrandon]

@teacher_tucson One of my favorite teachers was my high school woodshop teacher. He really helped me learn to think out the step-by-step process of doing things and to find efficient ways to solve problems. I learned a lot more math in that class than I did in many of my math classes.

[Brandon Moore @ArtwithBrandon]

@KaceyStegall This article is great! One thing I've really enjoyed in the education classes here at BYUH is how much emphasis is put into teaching us to incorporate these methods in our future classrooms.

[Brandon Moore @ArtwithBrandon]

@jeeemeeeneee This is an awesome method! I grew up in Alaska I loved it when any class took us outside! It also allowed for more authentic learning; for example, in the science classes we were out doing stuff rather than just reading or watching videos about it.

[Brandon Moore @ArtwithBrandon]

These were definitely some of my favorite books in early elementary school! I loved animals and drawing pictures so having a book that had such fun drawings made learning to read so much more enjoyable for me. What are some of the earliest books you all remember reading? #byuh305

[Scholastic Teachers @ScholasticEdu]

These beloved picture books are perfect for class read-alouds!

[Brandon Moore @ArtwithBrandon]

@teacher_tucson Honestly one of the biggest things for me has been finding ways to spend less time online, like this semester I bought the physical copy of all my textbooks instead of using the online versions.