#creativity doesn't always look like it. Some of my best author ideas have come zoned out staring into space, creeping out others around me. https://t.co/9iyPIwh1zT
— Tosca Killoran (@ToscaKilloran) September 30, 2016
WHY, HOW and the WHAT of Free Learning Thursday's. How does your class want to spend their Thursday's?#pypgr1 #AISQ8 http://pic.twitter.com/YqtMhzf6fr
— Ashley Reinhardt (@reinhardt1026) September 29, 2016
— Taryn BondClegg (@makingoodhumans) September 29, 2016
Organic learning cycle...the 'how' of teaching and learning #acel2016conf http://pic.twitter.com/bhyVwmDins— Sue Pike (@sue_pike) September 28, 2016
Organic learning cycle...the 'how' of teaching and learning #acel2016conf http://pic.twitter.com/bhyVwmDins— Sue Pike (@sue_pike) September 28, 2016
Twitter inspired. Activity/diagram to explain the blood flow and hexagons to extend the higher end knowledge #physed #SOLOtaxonomy #pegeeks http://pic.twitter.com/f8nzYv2RTt— Daniel Harper (@harpz06) September 28, 2016
Twitter inspired. Activity/diagram to explain the blood flow and hexagons to extend the higher end knowledge #physed #SOLOtaxonomy #pegeeks http://pic.twitter.com/f8nzYv2RTt— Daniel Harper (@harpz06) September 28, 2016
Concept-Question Cards https://t.co/9Inp2T4arp via @terSonya— Cathie Matthews (@catherine_leam) September 27, 2016
Concept-Question Cards https://t.co/9Inp2T4arp via @terSonya— Cathie Matthews (@catherine_leam) September 27, 2016
20 Ideas For Increasing Parental Involvement 👥👨👩👧👧👩👩👧👧👨👨👧👧 (by @CompConnCarla & @mccoyderek) #edchat #education #elearning #edtech http://pic.twitter.com/huzldCKmtV
— Alex Corbitt (@Alex_Corbitt) September 24, 2016
Getting to know Depth of Knowledge http://pic.twitter.com/nJAhUA5L0W
— Brian Lockwood (@BrianLockwood) September 26, 2016
A1 Just in case we confuse cooperative and collaborative learning, here is the difference #aussieED http://pic.twitter.com/XrQSGsIGIc
— Zeina Chalich (@ZeinaChalich) September 25, 2016
G5 students tracking the progress of their behavioural science experiments #ishcmcIB http://pic.twitter.com/B4qKUQ7NED
— Sam Sherratt (@sherrattsam) September 26, 2016
6 questions determine if you're technology rich, innovation poor https://t.co/qF7Qd5gwJ3 #edtech #edchat #elearning http://pic.twitter.com/oN0fHas8qo
— Matt Harris, Ed.D. (@MattHarrisEdD) September 25, 2016
#BatmanSuitWorldRecord http://pic.twitter.com/fucA2509uu
— Futurism (@futurism) September 26, 2016
Stuff in space https://t.co/Qk93ExqYsl
— Future Timeline (@future_timeline) September 25, 2016
Updated KWL Chart!💡🏆 (by @langwitches) #edchat #education #elearning #edtech #engchat #satchat #sschat http://pic.twitter.com/b9SubYto3f
— Alex Corbitt (@Alex_Corbitt) September 18, 2016
Guided Inquiry Process 🤔💡 (by @lesliemaniotes et al.) #edchat #education #elearning #edtech #engchat #satchat http://pic.twitter.com/jIrLfkU9Cz
— Alex Corbitt (@Alex_Corbitt) September 17, 2016
Favorite English Tools: New Features for the New School Year https://t.co/1Be7fRIght via @Catlin_Tucker #KAStech
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) September 23, 2016
It warm my heart, when they do focus on their job and help each other to finish the task. #KAStw http://pic.twitter.com/RQrlRalHqB
— Jenny Tsai (@kimikotsai) September 22, 2016
Digital Citizenship looking at this resource created by @KTfour14 #digcit #edchat made w/ @AdobeSpark https://t.co/MjH0rFGIvX
— Jon Samuelson (@jonsamuelson) September 23, 2016
Some fab anchor charts by G5 Teacher Andrea #uwclearn #tcrwp cc @ska_kay @lv_white http://pic.twitter.com/eXuwRI70qk
— Keri-Lee Beasley (@klbeasley) September 22, 2016
.@JenniferJJacobs @JasonMillerinDC This is clearly a lie. Watch #Trump's full comments. http://pic.twitter.com/EB1Mx0m62L
— Correct The Record (@CorrectRecord) September 22, 2016
@thammerlund It was about building language skills, using academic vocab to explain their reasoning. Will be doing many more sorts like this
— Jessica Fraser (@Jess_L_Fraser) September 22, 2016
@thammerlund TY! Ss dragged the examples into the circle map and left the non-exs on the sides, talked w/ each other about why something fit
— Jessica Fraser (@Jess_L_Fraser) September 22, 2016
@thammerlund Started! Let's definitely find some time to compare.
— Terea Marcum (@ms_marcum) September 22, 2016
1st graders @PonderosaPride interact with a #GoogleDrawing sort to review @PLTWorg content: What is an engineer? Sent via #GoogleClassroom http://pic.twitter.com/35kgGzkZmY
— Jessica Fraser (@Jess_L_Fraser) September 21, 2016
@william_yung using his https://t.co/IVNYybcriG as #mentortext for G6 writing @TCRWP @tcrwp #sisrocks http://pic.twitter.com/Mdsj8sE7UE
— Ceci Gomez-Galvez (@cecigomez_g) September 22, 2016
Quick guide. Let the Ss pick the tool. #opshares http://pic.twitter.com/Xiugrhy2Au
— Jessica Kudlacek (@jkudlacekOPUSD) September 20, 2016
@kimikotsai @thammerlund Looks good. If you mime and frame them a neat comic strip can be made that teaches the concept to others. #edchat
— Jangal Nara (@iCoder1978) September 19, 2016
G4 Non-native Chinese class. #KAStw http://pic.twitter.com/VKxsEnmD3l
— Jenny Tsai (@kimikotsai) September 19, 2016
Resources from my #gafesummit session yesterday on Google Slides Design Secrets https://t.co/Eg4c5KqlI9 #uwclearn http://pic.twitter.com/EZ1tAQ6FjG
— Keri-Lee Beasley (@klbeasley) September 18, 2016
I love Dan Rather's comment about Trump."This is a man who can be fact-checked into obscurity by a 2nd grader with an Internet connection."
— Tom Whitby (@tomwhitby) September 17, 2016
@kjinquiry #ibpyp any ideas? https://t.co/wMfKKQa1D2
— Derek Pinchbeck (@DerekPinchbeck) September 17, 2016
@themrfron Here's my #geniushour toolkit. Hope it helps someone at your new school. https://t.co/b5jJh8NpUQ
— Angela Langlands (@teach4Travel) September 14, 2016
Google My Maps: Lesson Ideas https://t.co/tDtgo77dtV http://pic.twitter.com/VmGLoRgD8O
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) September 17, 2016
Crowdsourced teacher resource, awesome teacher has students add to it. Math via @alicekeeler https://t.co/ZUP6mzxNMN #KAStech
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) September 17, 2016
6 Types Of Assessment Of Learning https://t.co/1YWZioeZPX #edchat http://pic.twitter.com/6og5ezTRzK
— TeachThought (@TeachThought) September 16, 2016
The McCammon Method | This is how I teach https://t.co/dsUolyONN9
— Dr. Lodge McCammon (@pocketlodge) September 16, 2016
If you already know the answer, then it’s not an experiment! #atplc @DouglasReeves
— Sybil Hall (@EdTechSybil) September 16, 2016
How to keep your family safe online https://t.co/Ut51HyWXQj via @YouTube #KAStech #digcit
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) September 16, 2016
Going to use one of @thelivbits #LivBits as #MentorTech next week in G2! Anchor chart is ready to go! @KristinZiemke http://pic.twitter.com/icz2qWMwhX
— Pana Asavavatana (@PanaAsavavatana) September 16, 2016
Some fantastic wonderings happening in Grade 2 this Friday! #CISprimary #inquiry #pypchat http://pic.twitter.com/Yqhvett09s
— Tarrah Macdonald (@TarrahMacdonald) September 16, 2016
How to avoid social engineering attacks https://t.co/vdd6gNdNZW via @YouTube #KAStech #digcit
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) September 16, 2016
#grade5 @BMSPrimary explore different #perspectives #conflict creating storyboards to illustrate #thinking #pypchat http://pic.twitter.com/w9sPU2kF4o
— Jenny O'Fee (@JenOFee) September 16, 2016
@KyotoIntlSchool "Why" - Richard Torrey, "This Is Not My Hat" - Jon Klassen, and wordless picture books could all help develop ques. skills.
— In English (@awesomeELLs) September 14, 2016
Google Drive Tip: click on file, hold down Shift and press Z to ADD a file to a folder. #ci149
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) September 13, 2016
"You're always on your smartphone."
— Tom Mullaney (@edtechtom) September 13, 2016
"You know what's on my phone? All the knowledge in the world."#edchat #edreform https://t.co/gpDSlRFNUJ
Hyperlinks in a document is NOT the same as a hyperdoc. Does it have inquiry opportunities and interactive collaboration?
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) September 13, 2016
Neptune and Triton: a real scifi book cover https://t.co/caqAiW1GRB (Image: NASA/JPL/Voyager-ISS/Justin Cowart) http://pic.twitter.com/BanaFRqkPM
— Kyle Hill (@Sci_Phile) September 12, 2016
21st Century Version of Ask 3 Before You Ask Me https://t.co/1ZbGPCPXmC #edchat #lrnchat #ntchat #adminchat http://pic.twitter.com/m249e8gmhp
— Catlin Tucker (@Catlin_Tucker) September 12, 2016
love this place!!!!!https://t.co/clsKK6tcAl
— Robert Oddo (@rooddo) September 11, 2016
10 things to say to your students everyday 1/2 #culturesofthinking #interactions #startofschool http://pic.twitter.com/4sQLCUJyuY
— Ron Ritchhart (@RonRitchhart) September 3, 2016
8 digital life skills all children need https://t.co/Pk0c4zI2NX by @wef #Digital #Skills http://pic.twitter.com/9FcU4T9eX0
— Dr Sonal Minocha (@PVCBU) September 11, 2016
Pixel Art Battleship https://t.co/CS9277APEN http://pic.twitter.com/rPgbvbfGE6
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) September 10, 2016
What's it like to be a refugee or migrant? Hear 1st-hand stories in this @IOM_News #UN4RefugeesMigrants podcast. http://pic.twitter.com/C7P4MhePZA
— United Nations (@UN) September 5, 2016
A1) Inspired some kinder teachers to use QR codes. Students scanned and watched videos to support their learning #tosachat
— Sonal Patel (@TrPatel20) September 6, 2016
Chromebook Keyboard Shortcuts https://t.co/IYT2UfTYMI
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) September 5, 2016
Empowering Teachers With Tech-Friendly Formative Assessment Tools #FormativeTech #edtech https://t.co/eB7vYZgqpJ http://pic.twitter.com/yuNLSyC7gN
— Monica Burns (@ClassTechTips) September 5, 2016
#KchatAP https://t.co/YAdiln5QAf
— Pana Asavavatana (@PanaAsavavatana) September 4, 2016
#KchatAP https://t.co/RCItywcPWO
— Pana Asavavatana (@PanaAsavavatana) September 4, 2016
Instructional Fluency: 10 Projects Every Google Apps Classroom Should Try https://t.co/jJjrAk7MXj #edtech #edtechchat #gafechat #gafe
— Joshua Howard (@joshchoward) September 4, 2016
3 Obvious Ways Twitter Promotes Literacy https://t.co/oAWTqkhVRV #coetail #learning2
— Ben Sheridan (@B_Sheridan) September 4, 2016
Getting Started with Gamification Tip: Make it Sustainable - https://t.co/2Z6kt5nmOQ http://pic.twitter.com/APWQbaNa1V
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) September 4, 2016
Some excellent opportunities to re-frame thinking via @ZeinaChalich thanks for a great day @IWBNet #K12DCP http://pic.twitter.com/DZdzDYOuWI
— Dean Pearman (@deanpearman) September 2, 2016
Sheppard Software: Fun free online learning games and activities for kids. https://t.co/rURVUDOJ0u #KAStech
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) September 3, 2016
6 #3D Printing Lesson Plans from MakerBot’s Thingiverse - https://t.co/zTPNXN2omu via @classtechtips http://pic.twitter.com/e9smwb0ols
— Chalkable (@chalkable) September 2, 2016
Pretty basic, but useful enough: '5 Reasons to Use Digital Badges in Your Classroom' https://t.co/xfkX0dK5Sg #openbadges
— Doug Belshaw (@dajbelshaw) September 2, 2016
How the American flag’d look like if Americans had always stood up for the anthem #ISitWithKaepernick @cenkuygur http://pic.twitter.com/zH2R4iy3vO
— Joao Lucas Hilgert (@jlhilgert) September 2, 2016
Had fun with our first #MysterySkype of the year! Thanks @lchen2015 & class! https://t.co/kEZ4nTFJf6
— MrsRuthaisClass (@MrsRuthaisClass) September 2, 2016
The Science of “Chunking,” Working #Memory, and How Pattern Recognition Fuels #Creativity https://t.co/KJFgrDpDGn http://pic.twitter.com/3jXrz3XwUR
— Tom Barrett (@tombarrett) September 1, 2016
"Creativity is now as important in education as literacy"— @SirKenRobinson #WednesdayWisdom
— Google For Education (@GoogleForEdu) September 1, 2016
