48 years ago marked the start of Derek and the Dominos' Layla sessions, and here's the fascinating story behind the recording here: https://t.co/SKaUX6JlUo
— uDiscover Music (@uDiscoverMusic) August 28, 2018
Female crabs eat their own young, but only when they’re hungry https://t.co/KJwWq3G2zq pic.twitter.com/iTATR8ns09
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) August 28, 2018
Claude Shannon: How a Genius Solves Problems — Quartz - https://t.co/xycORIGCJT
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 26, 2018
5 Steps to a Podcast Using Soundtrap - https://t.co/lSH376Nmy0 pic.twitter.com/4YhTx1kSpv
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) August 25, 2018
Educational Technology Standards and Frameworks - Matt Harris, Ed.D. - International EdTech Specialist https://t.co/h6UeATG8FZ— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 25, 2018
[TeacherCast Educational Network (Full) – The TeacherCast Educational Network] Coding for K12: A useful teaching tool for all teachershttps://t.co/50KznpBikX via @PodcastAddict pic.twitter.com/XrgsJWctkH— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 24, 2018
My pleasure - Matt - am serious about keeping an eye out for places where you can share what you do at Heretaunga College NZ https://t.co/FolEz48rvn
— Pam Hook (@arti_choke) August 26, 2018
Impressive #SOLOTaxonomy #resources #PEcurriculum. https://t.co/4M2PYiaZfm
Two and a half months, around 20 different shades of pencils and now finally a drawing of Thanos pic.twitter.com/NPqfKryIAr
— Gurekbal Bhachu (@G_Singh_B) August 22, 2018
Instructional Tech Coach Tips: Staying Organized While Working In Multiple School Buildings#LearnWithTC #ETCoaches #TechCoach #EduCoach @NamaralEDU @SamPatue #EdTech #EdTechChat #EdChat @KathyPerret https://t.co/jPHwboylG6 pic.twitter.com/5shdzyu4Ja
— Jeffrey Bradbury (@TeacherCast) August 21, 2018
Need a dropdown list of choices in #GoogleSheets? Data Validation to the rescue! #EduGIFs #TOSAChat #GoogleCE #ETCoaches #GoogleET #GAFESummit #GAFEChat #GAFE #GoogleEI #GoogleDrive #GoogleTips #Gsuite https://t.co/7haDaEO00V pic.twitter.com/aR2xtalfU2
— Jake Miller (@JakeMillerTech) August 21, 2018
If those in power decided that kids should be forced to memorize the phone book (in the name of rigor and college readiness, of course), workshops would pop up with titles like “Best Practices for Implementing the New Competency-Based 21st-Century Phone Book Assessments”
— Alfie Kohn (@alfiekohn) August 21, 2018
Here is s creativity rubric that some of you may be interested in. Higher number moves towards creativity, lower numbers are more craft like. #2PencilChat pic.twitter.com/p6dV0mEgKO
— Trevor Bryan (@trevorabryan) August 21, 2018
No, Fortnite Isn't Rotting Kids' Brains. It May Even Be Good for Them - Education Week https://t.co/YZ5Ij8zfcP
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 17, 2018
According to Cornelius Minor from #TCRWP, the three most important things to look for in an ELA classroom are... https://t.co/dWFElaCPza— Mrs. Ripic ELA (@Mrs_Ripic_ELA) August 19, 2018
Read this article for general strategies on using questions in your classroom to facilitate learning: https://t.co/7SiFnvbMC8— Visible Learning (@VisibleLearning) August 20, 2018
4 ways teachers can prepare students for the world:— Dr. Nathan Lang-Raad (@drlangraad) August 19, 2018
1. Let students experience failure so they can learn how to overcome it
2. Give them freedom to make their own choices
3. Tell them what they're good at
4. Teach them to cultivate a sense of humor #SaturdayMotivation
Looking for resources to support your understanding & implementation of #studentagency ? Here are some great blog posts, articles, images, videos and research journals I've collected over the past few years #sharingiscaring #ibpyp #pypchat #edchat https://t.co/UTDLCOU7Nf— Taryn BondClegg (@makingoodhumans) August 18, 2018
3 @Screencastify features that you probably didn't know about, including this one: cursor highlight, click highlight and cursor hiding! #GoogleCE #ETCoaches #GoogleET #GAFESummit #GAFEChat #GAFE #EduGIF https://t.co/d9X6DdEVnL pic.twitter.com/cGd2y16u44— Jake Miller (@JakeMillerTech) August 17, 2018
[TeacherCast Educational Network (Full) – The TeacherCast Educational Network] Is Creativity and Innovation Alive in Today's Classrooms? - Featuring John and Desi Kaohttps://t.co/tT8lj9PIkH via @PodcastAddict pic.twitter.com/XboYdRg0bE— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 17, 2018
I have a FREE Mini-Course: How to Create Magnetic Poetry with #GoogleSlides and #Google Drawings!— Kasey Bell (@ShakeUpLearning) August 17, 2018
Learn super cool Google tricks and how to create interactive learning!https://t.co/kzvock2uJS #gsuiteedu #GoogleEDU #edtech #edchat #k12 #tpt #teaching #TOSAchat #ETCoaches pic.twitter.com/Z1mivVXQOA
This is such a fantastic anchor chart focusing on strategies for students when problem-solving with iPad apps! #IntEarlyEd #ISEdCoach #coetail #pypchat https://t.co/rjlAn467GR— Pana Asavavatana (@PanaAsavavatana) August 17, 2018
With all the expectations we teach our students at the beginning of the year, I wanted to see what expectations they have for a “terrific teacher.” My favorite: “ A terrific teacher does not waste time.” #murrayschools pic.twitter.com/6I1LjXOkeh— Heather Vieitez (@MrsVieitez) August 17, 2018
In every field, what separates those who sustain excellence from those who don’t is repeatedly asking:— Adam Grant (@AdamMGrant) August 16, 2018
What’s the one thing I can do better?#ThursdayThoughts
How To Make A Civics Education Stick : NPR - https://t.co/WIvuTDm1cb— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 14, 2018
How do you and your wife live in the same house? How do you come to terms with the lies she tells for Trump? As far as ‘false and misleading statements’, she is the queen! Second only to Trump.— Cindy Wise (@WiseguyC) August 14, 2018
Reinforcing the importance of a growth mindset, being humble and utilising your coaches. #isedcoach https://t.co/mbBiXUj3dc— Mitch Norris (@MisterNorris) August 13, 2018
Control Alt Achieve: Google Tools for English Language Learners https://t.co/FjR2Obq5mc via @ericcurts #GoogleEI #gsuiteEDU #ELL— Eric Simmons (@ersimmons) August 13, 2018
Looking for an easy to access and free #digitalcitizenship training for your school or classroom on the strengths, dangers, and opportunities of online media? Then check out our training, now in use in 50 states across the union! https://t.co/WehcM3j7Sl #BackToSchool #digcit pic.twitter.com/BLZxT3Sike— Digital Futures (@DFINow) August 13, 2018
Elementary Writing Rubrics https://t.co/FHzBNWarxW via @Catlin_Tucker— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) August 13, 2018
Lucy Calkins: Learn to say NO in order to say YES. Resistance to educational innovation is not the problem...a fragmented, incoherent, mindless glomming together of lots of innovations? THAT’S the problem. #TCRWP— Hareem Atif Khan (@hareematifkhan) August 6, 2018
We chat with educator @ryrie_jones about how polling tools enhance learning and assessment https://t.co/Q2ROPEjXOA pic.twitter.com/4z9pdPmPln— polleverywhere (@polleverywhere) August 13, 2018
Truth: I don’t have all the answers, I’m not perfect, & I still struggle getting my Ss to meet district expectations. I know my Ss struggle in writing & the goal for 2nd semester is for them to write 2pgs so here is me trying to find strategies and lessons to get them there pic.twitter.com/HTAYKtidlD— Megan Lee (@teaching_power) August 13, 2018
[Principal Center Radio Podcast – The Principal Center] Robyn Jackson—Never Underestimate Your Teachers: Instructional Leadership for Excellence in Every Classroomhttps://t.co/iC1cmkNDj4 via @PodcastAddict #isedcoach pic.twitter.com/ohXGozbctj
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 11, 2018
[Shifting Our Schools - Education : Technology : Leadership] Episode 61: LMS Tips and Tricks for Starting the New Year off right!https://t.co/rzsesz78OD via @PodcastAddict pic.twitter.com/HJ1rt1EHvA
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 11, 2018
Who has the bigger foot?
— Dan Meyer (@ddmeyer) August 10, 2018
Super intro image to z-scores right herer. #iteachmathhttps://t.co/C0d7qqxAWj
Stars and Globules in the Running Chicken Nebula
— Antonio Paris (@AntonioParis) August 10, 2018
Image Credit & Copyright: Martin Pugh pic.twitter.com/FCaSzbtjr3
You've got your approach to #innovation all wrong. This is why https://t.co/2f6yp789fU #leadership pic.twitter.com/vCftvATCZq
— World Economic Forum (@wef) August 10, 2018
Creating dice algorithms #CSinSF @MsZareen @aakrabawics pic.twitter.com/JbkYCFuKHv
— Matthew Pringle (@MLPringle) August 7, 2018
Here's the actual segment https://t.co/gk2hqLX0Bu pic.twitter.com/890vueqaVD
— Eliot Higgins (@EliotHiggins) August 9, 2018
A Map Shows Where Today’s Countries Would Be Located on Pangea https://t.co/Jz3kQMtQnn pic.twitter.com/YrgupILemo
— Open Culture (@openculture) August 9, 2018
On Teaching: How to Make Students Good Writers - The Atlantic - https://t.co/ovjckLhelH
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 8, 2018
School starting soon so...what's your GO TO for the first day or first week of school? Besides rules and routines? #4thchat #5thchat #elemchat TIA!
— Josie Chia (@ChiaClass) August 7, 2018
An idea for the new year. Maybe we can launch an #opendoors week? #AISBis #communitygoals @Fiona12Moss @jlw178 @troyXwhite @Louisephinney @MrPontius @debgordon123 https://t.co/2G3Xu5etcN
— Gitane Reveilleau (@gitaneee) August 7, 2018
Supercharge your leadership by being a super human not superhuman #leadership https://t.co/lgAoM76Apz
— Emily MacLean (@msemilymaclean) August 6, 2018
Japanese Samurai, circa 1870. Photograph by Felice Beato. pic.twitter.com/bi4Hn8sHAl
— History Lovers Club (@historylvrsclub) August 6, 2018
How to be more successful: shrink your network (yes, really) @entrylevelrebel https://t.co/WFO8sSUp3y
— Inc. (@Inc) August 6, 2018
How to make a straw shrimp, that is a shrimp made from a common drinking straw [video: https://t.co/q4S4kmfOmJ] pic.twitter.com/6e3ASRWhJ7
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) August 6, 2018
[The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast] 101: A Step-by-Step Plan for Teaching Narrative Writinghttps://t.co/vC4F3Gl6jM via @PodcastAddict pic.twitter.com/yLXHEnZZLY
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 5, 2018
"here's what you need to improve and this is what improvement will look like for you"
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 5, 2018
[Coaching for Leaders] 361: The Truth and Lies of Performance Managementhttps://t.co/wfOPRUezsb via @PodcastAddict pic.twitter.com/qhxo70NSFa
How to lead during times of change https://t.co/uf9AjiJ1xU
— Eric Sheninger (@E_Sheninger) August 5, 2018
Jesse Watters, who had to apologize two years ago for a segment on the O'Reilly Factor that many deemed to be racist, had a guest on tonight who called @sarahjeong "Crazynese" and then said "something is wrong with the fortune cookies Ling Ling is eating.." pic.twitter.com/TOEFuRDyQD
— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) August 5, 2018
10 Easy Ways to Create an Awesome #SchoolCulture This Year https://t.co/HMW0aOvtWV
— George Couros (@gcouros) August 3, 2018
Help your children become the active citizens we need. Great resources & #BookCreator as the output. Download https://t.co/cpjoirqRxi #NQT pic.twitter.com/xrbBqqDAd2
— Dom - ATU (@ATaleUnfolds) August 4, 2018
This is seriously cool! This Tool Helps You Discover Patterns in Your City https://t.co/uek1GHTQl8 #isedcoach
— Ben Sheridan (@B_Sheridan) August 3, 2018
This Heinemann blog entry has a link that will enable you to download a sampler that includes an excerpt from my new book, A Teacher's Guide to Writing Conferences, the first in Heinemann's new Classroom Essentials series. @HeinemannPub #TCRWP https://t.co/AIXSNDxWxR
— Carl Anderson (@ConferringCarl) August 3, 2018
The free #HackLearning Toolkit currently contains over 40 videos, audios, eBooks, presentations, and other resources, including some powerful stuff from Hacking School Culture.
— Hack Learning (@hackmylearning) August 4, 2018
Soon, there will be literally thousands of free tools here: https://t.co/tc3qRKl2LF#edchat #edtech pic.twitter.com/SFNQtdVQqN
Making Connections: 50 Teenagers Suggest Creative Ways to Link Classic Texts to the World Today! Share this with secondary English teachers!https://t.co/AHfLIBEGUI
— Jay McTighe (@jaymctighe) August 3, 2018
You can say the Earth isn’t flat, but how do you know? Claim-test the obvious to get into the habit! https://t.co/EH1huFYjcf pic.twitter.com/CgfGwG4t0A
— Big History Project (@BigHistoryPro) August 3, 2018
Can Your Students Spot a Fascist? https://t.co/V9UctfLp5b pic.twitter.com/Uq0bn9MWrA
— Mark Barnes💡 (@markbarnes19) August 3, 2018
@jenniferacronk shared great information about gameboards and hyperdocs at the #edtechteam summit in NJ!! Check out the What and Why of #hyperdocs! #edtech #SAMR #education #edtech pic.twitter.com/DuEHr8Jyf8
— EducateLLC (@EducateLLC) August 3, 2018
Nice Venn diagram thanks to @DanielSobelCEO for sharing it on LinkedIn 👍👍#elemchat #edchat #pypshare #pypchat #teacher #EducationForAll #AfricaEd #irnchat #ntchat #21stedchat #whatisschool pic.twitter.com/eXFIv48qFc
— Cian Salleh Matta (@CianSalleh) August 3, 2018
YES!!! It’s back like the McRib but hopefully to stay😉 @GoogleForEdu #gsuiteedu #googleedu #googleET #ETcoaches #edtech #edchat #gttribe #GoogleEI #WDC17 https://t.co/6QLBdqvnGn
— 𝓚𝓲𝓽𝓽𝔂 𝓣𝓻𝓲𝓹𝓹 🌺 (@Kitty_Tripp) August 3, 2018
[How to Be Awesome at Your Job: A Podcast for People who Love Learning Improvement Tools for Happier Work, Career & Achieving] 320: How to Exude Gravitas and Executive Presence with Anne Sugarhttps://t.co/Yb9zuzNAjt via @PodcastAddict pic.twitter.com/dajlUr3ajM
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 2, 2018
Skype in the Classroom - Getting started - Microsoft in Education - https://t.co/5a1XwWCgKs
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 2, 2018
[Shifting Our Schools - Education : Technology : Leadership] Episode 59: High Structured, Loosely Organized Classroom Strategieshttps://t.co/feJMLDWN5Y via @PodcastAddict pic.twitter.com/9avWNlkeOw
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 2, 2018
Crazy character algorithms - these were all@drawn from the same directions. Now we debug with this #csunplugged activity to learn #computationalthinking concepts! @MrsWambold @LaunchCompSci #csforall pic.twitter.com/XaE9P08oE1
— Katherine Livick (@MsLivick) July 30, 2018
Keep in mind that screen time CAN be constructive.https://t.co/rYnVKSOd3x #summerslide #screentime #digitalparenting
— Common Sense Media (@CommonSense) August 2, 2018
#Computationalthinking #CSESD112 @MrsWambold @MsLivick pic.twitter.com/Bf6W2RxP2H
— Miss Howell (@Howell_in_5th) August 1, 2018
Favorites!
— Monica Burns (@ClassTechTips) August 1, 2018
📝 9 Writer's Workshop Apps and Websites #edtech #GAFE
(feat. @bookcreatorapp, @adobespark, and more!) https://t.co/yldw7AsPfq
.@jonathanvswan on firing Mueller: "There's nothing stopping [@POTUS] from doing it except the fact that he knows full well that it's a red line for Congress and it really would trigger a lot of these members to do [things] that are probably beyond his control." #SpecialReport pic.twitter.com/lH46W0trFX
— Fox News (@FoxNews) August 1, 2018
Maybe if those who attended Trump Cult meetings didn’t act rabid they would get more respect? https://t.co/9XIxUK5fTs
— Montel Williams (@Montel_Williams) August 1, 2018
Finish up your summer reading list with Project Based Learning Stories & Structures from Magnify Learning Executive Director @ryansteuer. Let PBL Stories & Structures be your practical guide to starting your PBL journey #PBL #pblchat #edu #summerreading https://t.co/rsAbCUpMrg pic.twitter.com/uEG3NKT53Z
— Magnify Learning (@magnifylearning) August 1, 2018
Hope you enjoy this week's #midweekmaths The idea came from @bbc Pointless! #mathschat #mathscpdchat pic.twitter.com/ObKn6Cn55K
— WhiteRoseMathsSec (@WRMathsSec) August 1, 2018
Five things parents can do every day to help develop STEM skills from a young age https://t.co/qd6Sq2KFuQ via @ConversationEDU #STEMed #PrimarySTEMchat
— Jason Coleman (@jc_igs) August 1, 2018
We adults always preach to young ones about not succumbing to peer pressure... but isn't over-parenting typically a symptom of adult peer pressure? -The 'Overparenting' Crisis In School And At Home https://t.co/1ou8iHl1R7 #isedcoach #edchat
— Ben Sheridan (@B_Sheridan) July 30, 2018
