It took more than 15 years to map the nervous system of 𝘊. 𝘦𝘭𝘦𝘨𝘢𝘯𝘴 for the first time. Today, scientists can completely map a single roundworm’s brain in about a month. Brain maps in bulk could shape the future of neuroscience. https://t.co/1V9IWTr46R
Teachers who effectively use technology in the classroom have one thing in common: They care more about learning than the tools that cause it.
7 Characteristics Of Teachers Who Effectively Use Technology https://t.co/yOSfNI8X8z
Just as some prompts help students reflect on the process of learning, these prompts can help teachers reflect on the full picture of being an educator.
30 Reflection Prompts For Teacher Well-Being | Teaching https://t.co/KoKWxyUFFt
Shifting to distance learning—via internet, phone, or snail mail—can be a massive challenge. @flyfish29 has tips for early elementary grades.
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Ideas from @Kareemfarah23 on how to create an engaging—and sustainable—distance learning experience for students. It's not all about computers.
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“These suggestions aren’t meant to become a project where the teacher spends endless hours planning. These are just quick tricks to step up the beat so that students stay interested.” https://t.co/557Umx3g58
[Best of Edutopia 2019] #BestofEdutopia2019 One of our most-watched videos of the year showed how drawing is a powerful learning tool, exercising visual, kinesthetic, and linguistic areas of the brain all at the same time.
“Encouraging an innovative mindset in students is important because the jobs they will have in the future may not yet exist today.” Here are some ways to use new tools in the English and humanities space.
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Principals: If you require your teachers to share lesson plans a week in advance (or whatever timeline), do you share your faculty meeting plans with your staff a week in advance? Why or why not? (Serious question.)