John P.

High School Special Education Teacher:
Information Technology - Career Research & Development - Work Based Learning

[John P. @JohnEdTech88]

More choices, more playing, more tinkering, more makes! Students need options and time to play in order to engage in higher-learning. A wishlist of materials is a good start! @LoyolaET @LoyolaEducation
#makerspaces #ET660 #LoyolaET

[Sarah Rawlings @sarah_rawlings_]

Tired of being treated like your students rather than professional adult learners? Check out some tips on developing PDs that will engage adults! #edtech #ET662 #LoyolaET https://t.co/HKuUNQRWCe

[Kathryn Garnett @garnett55579]

In order for professional developments to be effective, it is key to have flexibility, community, accountability and agency! Check out this wonderful article by Hanover Research! https://t.co/FerM9HZjfv #ET662 @tberry_teaches

[Jessica Hawkins @jmhawkins6]

First, build teacher autonomy then, CPD. #ET662
https://t.co/fwmbgMjlVp
@tberry_teaches @mrs_awesome2nd @aedutech22 @csquared64 @Tara17884 @misshussey3rd @PowellMBrittt @candersdavis @ericjose0902 @JohnEdTech88 @sarah_rawlings_ @karonluvcreator @richardsteacher @kg4281989

[3rd Grade Teacher @misshussey3rd]

Hey @candersdavis @PowellMBrittt @ericjose0902 @jae @paul @tberry_teaches
This article is great to show how we can do what we do in the classroom in our webinar. #ET662
Centering Choice in Professional Development https://t.co/4CkWPjEQ3C

[John P. @JohnEdTech88]

CHECK OUT: How to Build Psychological Safety in Professional Development https://t.co/EEzvkEkjZl via @cultofpedagogy #ET662
How make your PDs feel safe and welcoming to your participants.

[John P. @JohnEdTech88]

Check out Michael Fullan's Three-Tier Change Process!