Denise Gangaware

teacher, mom of two wonderful girls, NJCU student, nature enthusiast, baseball fan

[TeacherGoals @teachergoals]

Accurate. 💯

[ISTE+ASCD @ISTE_ASCD]

Looking for a good podcast but overwhelmed by all the choices out there?

Check out this list recommended by educators on ISTE Connect, featuring podcasts on teaching strategies, education reform, edtech and more!

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[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

@alicekeeler @canva 😁

[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

@NJCUEdTech Thank you!

[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

@teacher2teacher @spencerideas Thank you. This is great!

[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

@teacher2teacher I really like this. Thank you. Do you find that you need to model extensively?

[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

@SteeleThoughts I agree completely. The trick is how do you foster the latter and discourage the former?

[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

@scotttbrennan1 @adidas I love this

[Scott Brennan, Media Specialist @scotttbrennan1]

I have a new marketing plan for @adidas #KanyeWest

[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

@courosa Computer Scientist.....I felt like I wasn't smart enough!

[Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts]

There’s a big difference between “complaining” and “identifying challenges.” The former does nothing but generate negativity. The latter is constructive, it leads to collaboration, and it builds stronger schools.

I am grateful for colleagues who understand the difference.

[We Are Teachers @WeAreTeachers]

I wish I'd read this years ago. ⬇️ https://t.co/Vxsrh7OHYp

[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

@taketimetoread @CDCitizenship @digcitinstitute @ADigitalCitizen Thank you for sharing these Emily! I will follow these accounts too! #EDTC627F22

[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

Twitter can be used as a great tool for sharing ideas with other educators. It can help us connect with education or educational technology conferences that we may not be able to attend in person. Twitter can be also be used to teach students about digital citizenship.#EDTC627F22

[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

@casey_alchermes I really like how it changed my perspective about social media from a silly social network to a chance to interact with professional organizations and learn! #EDTC627F22

[Monica Genta @MonicaGentaEd]

Teacher Reminder:

we have to set boundaries

Because NO boundaries leads to burnout

A boundary is a chance to own our personal actions, emotions, & needs

A boundary is NOT owning the actions, emotions, and needs of others

#edchat #teacher #education #pln #teachertwitter

[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

@SamanthaBahna I would have to agree that it is important to stick together. I would definitely bring it up to the HT in private and discuss why it's important that we not contradict each other in class. Possibly come up with some "ground rules" for next time.

[Monte Syrie @MonteSyrie]

"You can't let kids use resources on tests."

I quit letting the "Keepers of the Quo"tell me no. I can. I will. I do. And you can, too. Quit the quo. #Project180 #CodeBreaker

[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

@NLee93681302 There are so many choices I am having a hard time deciding who to follow!

[Teacher2Teacher @teacher2teacher]

How do you boost metacognition in your math class? 💬

In T @MrsBrooksPUSD's class, Ss "spend" chips on these sentence starters – encouraging a productive conversation to be had by all!

#GroupWork #StudentEngagement #TeacherTips

[Denise Gangaware @teachgang]

@ByromKaelah @SamanthaBahna @NJCUEdTech Yes, twitter can help us connect with others and allow access to many resources to help guide our practice. It is a great way to share what you are doing with the community too!