Hi educators I just wanted to share an excellent resource, Google earth. With the presentation feature it is easy to make unique and creative slide that can help your student visualize a place. #educ331#GoogleEarth
@SBEducation is a great resource for hearing news in the teaching world. They show trends, policies, and practices that are useful for teachers to be aware of. #educ331#ff#pstpln
@realrapreynolds is an amazing teacher to follow. He is actually a major reason why I got into the field of teaching. Check out his YouTube channel for amazing insight, tips, and perspective. #ff#educ331#pstpln
@HistoryHillin Hillin, what an amazing resource. As a student I was definitely nervous to ask for help, but this allows students to reach out for assistance while not feeling embarrassed. That's awesome!!
https://t.co/O9WAw6vPDY
This is a great resource for social studies educators, it offers articles, activities, basic lesson plans, and primary/secondary resources for your class to discuss.
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@TeacherToolkit@RubyTuesdayBks@BoredTeachers
The first two accounts seem to be great for finding resources and other tools to use in the classroom. The last account seems like a great place to converse and network with other teachers.
@keegan_lewis21 A strategy that I think is effective is asking the students for their opinion on the topic. People are normally more invested in something if they can give their two cents afterward. Simply asking, what do yall think? Really boost participation and makes them want to listen.
@OlyviaTaylorEDU Olyvia, something that seems simple but is effective is pulling the student outside and asking them what's up often behavior problems are a result of a bigger issue like the student having to much energy or issues at home. My teacher Mr.Walz does this many times in one period
Question to all my fellow social studies educators, how do yall decide what major events to cover when discussing a certain event, era, or society? #pstpln#educ331
Something really cool I saw today was how welcoming middle schoolers could be. We had a new student and I was amazed by how many students went out of their way to include him. #celebratemonday#pstpln#educ331
Hi everyone my name is Gehrig Schaffer, and I am studying to be a social studies teacher. I hope to gain some experience using twitter in a professional setting from this challenge!!
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