#AltEd Social Studies Teacher, Master's in EdTech. Home educator of 4 kids, informal learning, #SBG advocate, and middle grade/YA writer - SE Minnesota.
@kerisavoca @hustletolearn @stibitzl @PrincipalCates @jillian_damon Following. If I'm ever in trouble for telling students I was kicked out of middle school, grew up in a trailer park, with Walmart employed parents, I would make a strong appeal to the district to lighten up and let people be real.
@JessicaCabeen My favorite social studies ice breaker: Students try to translate their name and one fact into Morse Code to send telegram. Lots of tapping, relevant (ancient Twitter), engaging. Use the Smart Board or iPads.
@jenhegna Still just an attendee. Tech #workshopsiwant connecting locally and globally, communicating with families, new (augmented) realities in content, feedback, standards based grading, cheap hardware, #pbl, maker in your content, building student relationships.
#edtech Ideas? 1. Query each subject area about non-tech problems, come up with a potential tech solution. 2. Run workshops focused on pedagoy not tech programs (i.e better communication with families).
In this month's AMLE Magazine column, @rickwormeli2 asks us to examine the cultural narrative around the ideologies of grit and #growthmindset. Are we considering students' circumstances? https://t.co/NnAFZLLI4G #edchat@plthomasEdD@alfiekohn