I had the opportunity to explore the website Explain Everything recently and it's amazing. The collaborative potential is probably my favorite part about it. Is there anyone else using this tool? #EDUC331#pstpln#ExplainEverything
As a new teacher classroom management is something I am learning more about. Here is an article I found that explained some different types and I remember teachers who used some of these! #pstpln#EDUC331 https://t.co/DQijt0DacS
Storytelling through symbols and writing is - to me - a foundational part of the human experience. Anything that promotes reading and literacy skills, in general, is something that should be supported. @ScholasticTeach #pstpln#EDUC331#FF
This is a fun community that shares a lot of funny and relatable things about teaching. I enjoy lurking on this page and giggling at all of it. @teachergoals#pstpln#EDUC331#FF
This page is great at offering tips to handle difficult topics and build communities over different cultures. Being interested in teaching internationally I find this page to be extremely valuable. @MindShiftKQED#pstpln#EDUC331#FF
@MissDungan I love this tool so much. It can make content so entertaining and engaging to students - parents being able to interact as well is also a huge bonus.
@randilynjones This is really interesting about the integration of tech into the classroom. I appreciate how the concerns of parents are observed. It's super cool that you had the opportunity to study in Denmark - I hope to get that chance in Japan here soon.
This is another link that - I believe - states a lot of the positives about gamification. While I recognize that it was published by a company that makes computers I do agree with a lot of what was stated. https://t.co/jYrgT74jrC
Video games did a lot for me in my early learning. It helped me to engage when other tools could not hold my attention. Video games also fostered much of what I love now as an adult. https://t.co/Imy7Vap9PL #gamification#pstpln#EDUC331
@WeAreTeachers@CommonSenseEd@MindShiftKQED I decided to follow y'all because there is a strong community there and it's meant to support our young learners and foster their endless potential.
@MissHaeseley I try a few different things - spin the topic to relate to the students, make a little contest out of it, or have it set up where the students then have to teach each other about the topic.
@HannaBowman11 I like to just start clapping and slowly wait for the entire class to start clapping in time with me. Sometimes I pick the speed up or do a pattern but the clapping always starts quietly.
@JaydeWith@haines_payton Yes! It's the cornerstone of their learning foundation. Plus students are just a lot of fun to talk to, the stories they can tell sometimes are the best.
Something I learned today was the importance of effective listening in the classroom, not just from the student's pov but the teacher's pov as well. Both are important to create success in the classroom and I will take that with me to the future. #celebratemonday#pstpln#EDUC331
Hello! My name is Cecilia Nelson and I am an ECE student at Colorado State University. I'm hoping to teach at international schools all around the world. I hope to gain some knowledge that I can take with me in the future. #pstpln#EDUC331