@NateDuncanNBA@DannyLeroux Love your content @NateDuncanNBA@DannyLeroux. Do you think the Eastern Conference has shaken off its reputation as the "weaker" conference? If so, are there any notable trends that explain why that switch has happened?
Just in case you need to put on a film this week...we'll just leave this here.
⤵Pixar Shorts and How to Use in the Classroom⤵
https://t.co/kI60RY6ZQE via Adventures of Ms. Smith
#teaching#teachingresources
Just because some teachers would rather stay in the classroom than go into administration doesn’t mean they aren’t leaders. Many have amazing talents which can benefit a school.Good leaders value them as experts and help maximize their talents and potential.
➡➡Why and How to Teach Learning Strategies and Self-Reflection about #Learning AND questions to help them reflect on the process.
https://t.co/UMLQwSDIzz via Education Beyond the Standard
People have said to me, “why do you love Twitter? Isn’t it a dark and horrible place?” and I always say, “Not when you follow thousands of teachers, librarians, edu researchers and school counselors.”
You all have taught me so much, and I’m so grateful.
I’d love for you to join me for a free webinar through @edwebnet next Thursday 11/17 at 5pm ET
We will be talking about #edtech to strengthen relationships & create more inclusive, empowering classroom conversations
🎁 @wacom has some prizes up for grabs, too!
#TechWithHeart
The learning process isn't finished when you acquire knowledge. It's complete when you consistently apply that knowledge.
Many people accumulate information. Far fewer use it to evolve and improve.
The ultimate test of growth is closing the gap between awareness and action.
Do you teach in 90-minute blocks? Check out these strategies to make the most of your block schedule.
https://t.co/ZEzDN71Y10 via @cultofpedagogy#teaching#edchat#edutwitter
Definitely some challenging ideas here, but it's important (dare I say, necessary) for educators to look in the mirror and challenge themselves #edpe640
Instead of telling kids not to play video games, adults should play too.
Compared to kids who don’t play, those who play 3 hrs/day have better working memory & impulse control. Experiments show cognitive benefits for adults too.
Video games are a form of exercise for the brain.