This is very useful especially to break down the planned learning activities for students and I love how it enables the user to easily collaborate with others to create task lists/notes/plans together! Thanks @rmbyrne
Yesterday I left nieces at MamaP's learning how to make tomato sauce. Today they have a YouTube channel---Nonna's Kitchen. Whaaaat? My mama is a trooper.
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Amazing! I was curious to know how to motivate & track students’ reading online and this is very useful thank you. I just recently for my personal use ordered this hardcopy progress tracker from @GoArchitectGo I like how they have them for kids too https://t.co/zMBQGbrmyJ
I think @LibraryThing is an amazing tool for adults to categorize books that we want to read and connecting to others who are reading the same books. Do they have this for primary students to add books that they really would love to read? https://t.co/rUGXYKxUxO
Thanks @proctorgallaghe@bobproctorLIVE for taking the time during one of your seminars during a break where you shared the priceless wisdom of writing out my ideal life in paragraph form! https://t.co/tOiKx0ww2d
@EpicKidsBooks Thanks for helping students get access to books that relate to them and interest them. Our current favourite is the Brown Bear Brown Bear Read to Me book. Thank You!
@mr_thind_ Hi there! Epic! for Educators is 100% free to elementary school teachers & librarians in the US & Canada. Providing unlimited access to thousands of high-quality books & learning videos! https://t.co/LKYw0LrvRO 🎉💙📚 #EpicEducators
Kids aren't born with self-regulation. We must give them coping strategies instead of expecting them to just figure it out or disciplining them. #kidsdeserveit#teachergoals
@ApplewhiteDerek Hi professor, have you heard of @DrDaleBredesen and the End of Alzheimers book? I have recently started this book and i love his style of giving the reader an easy to understand break down of how certain cells behave in the brain
@kayuoit@doctorwhy@olicav @DrSumeracki have taken an awesome initiative by collaborating on a easy-to-read book called Understanding How We Learn to provide teachers with strategies to try in the classroom which are backed by research.