[No Stupid Questions] How Can You Stop Comparing Yourself With Other People? #noStupidQuestions https://t.co/K2pMkRtKat via @PodcastAddict
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 31, 2020
.@SteveScalise,
— Ady Barkan (@AdyBarkan) August 30, 2020
These are not my words.
I have lost my ability to speak, but not my agency or my thoughts.
You and your team have doctored my words for your own political gain.
Please remove this video immediately. You owe the entire disability community an apology. https://t.co/N6G5RgMXlO
Steal Steve Jobs's Secret for Being More Creative at Work
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 30, 2020
It worked for Albert Einstein too.https://t.co/BwrQjbCdPM
Bitwarden: The Best Reason To Ditch Your Browser’s Password Managerhttps://t.co/IYoeJi6oQl
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 30, 2020
7 Best Osaka Cooking Classes in the "Nation's Kitchen"https://t.co/o3JiROl4pC
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 30, 2020
Decided to create my own icons to use in my presentations this year instead of Bitmojis. I think it's going to be fun. #design #MSDesignACS #AfricaEd #coetail pic.twitter.com/BLPiL6sHss
— Ryan Harwood (@rharwood17) August 30, 2020
Why T-Shaped Teams Are The Future Of Workhttps://t.co/52VHiK8Ymh
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 29, 2020
Love this template for a virtual station rotation!!! 😊 https://t.co/UgHNIgpBDk
— Dr. Catlin Tucker (@Catlin_Tucker) August 29, 2020
What a pathetic non apology, @SteveScalise. You got caught changing the words of a man who has ALS and can only speak with the help of technology. You used his disability as an opportunity to twist his words to fit your racist fear mongering narrative. Shame on you. https://t.co/dmwUc6ApvG
— Bradley Whitford (@BradleyWhitford) August 31, 2020
Avoiding Synchronous Video Fatigue During Remote Learning https://t.co/kBLNwTJnUd #edchat #808educate #covidEDU #COVID19edu #education pic.twitter.com/H3i4onfqC4
— Eric Sheninger (@E_Sheninger) August 30, 2020
Tips for students during #remotelearning #synchronous meetings #webconference video (or not!) calls by @KarlyMoura and @jmattmiller (and free graphics from the @nounproject): https://t.co/K2kBVnRhWh
— Natalie B. Milman, Ph.D. (@nataliebmilman) August 30, 2020
There's a clip here of @AdyBarkan, who has ALS and speaks via voice assistance, asking Biden about "re-directing" public safety funding. The clip alters the quote. It splices "for police" into it, using Barkan's artificial voice. https://t.co/WKkbRzlrXF https://t.co/mUysm9YDeQ pic.twitter.com/uofqi9428E
— Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) August 30, 2020
Learn how to use Google Meet for online learning! https://t.co/EH2LDeSTqp @DitchThatTxtbk @jmattmiller #remotelearning #teachertwitter #ntchat pic.twitter.com/cE4uIDjxgf
— TCEA (@TCEA) August 30, 2020
I've been thinking about HOW to get my students to understand they have to assume more #responsibility as #virtuallearners & was reminded of the #habitsofmind. I'm wondering... is this a good place to start? Thoughts?#GlobalGEG #distancelearning #education #modelingbehaviors pic.twitter.com/3GWRyEKKck
— Shannon Moore (@SMoore_teach) August 30, 2020
"I never had a crisis that didn't make me stronger." Lou Holtz
— Dan Rockwell (@Leadershipfreak) August 30, 2020
You think its a crisis, but unless someone is dying or the organization is going under, its a learning experience.
Just before innovation ppl feel, frustration, stress, even hopelessness.#leadership#LFreakquote
"Looting is a powerful tool to bring about real, lasting change in society ... and the distribution of property and wealth in an unequal society."
— Michigan's 2020 Mom of the Year (@twojamesroberts) August 29, 2020
THESE PEOPLE ARE EVIL.
One Author's Argument 'In Defense Of Looting' https://t.co/X0HTBvzBpv
Looking for a fun, interactive resource for teaching informational writing in school or at home?
— Melissa Stewart (@mstewartscience) August 29, 2020
Check out Ick! From Research to Revisionhttps://t.co/2Fq8kQ3zSA#tcrwp #4thchat #5thchat #elachat #STEM #scicomm pic.twitter.com/54Lcnj3OPC
— Chadwick Boseman (@chadwickboseman) August 29, 2020
How can we make a numberline?
— Becky Carlzon (@beckycarlzon) August 29, 2020
Why is it important to learn to order numbers?
We've run out of 10s, how can we solve that problem?
Children started naturally collaborating, sharing ideas and getting unstuck.#learningpowerapproach#learningpioneershttps://t.co/kmae4PVQ9d pic.twitter.com/M2ohoz1T5j
Engage in constructive conversations after hotheads cool down. An outburst opens the door to discuss any tough topic.#leadership#management#LFreakquote
— Dan Rockwell (@Leadershipfreak) August 29, 2020
Hi folks! I created a simplified intro to @Seesaw that either introduce or re-introduce #earlyyears students to basic tools in the app. No written instructions because clues for "reading the screen" are on each page #Seesawchat #IntEarlyEd #Iconliteracy https://t.co/7DXSAwmusT
— Pana Asavavatana (@PanaAsavavatana) August 29, 2020
doomscrolling is a passive activity with no preset time limit that makes you feel worse and keeps you up late.
— Karen K. Ho is mailing postcards (@karenkho) August 28, 2020
the opposite is a mindful activity with a fixed amount of time that makes you feel better and doesn't disrupt your rest, like exercise, a dog walk, or cooking food. https://t.co/u5uWdTam4E
Level up your virtual classroom with distance learning blogposts: https://t.co/Xoy7lAjPYp #distancelearning #edtech #organicedtech #cvtechtalk pic.twitter.com/1yVNessnW1
— Katherine Goyette (@kat_goyette) August 28, 2020
Over the home learning period, my Y7 students worked on making Desktop Arcade Games... all created at home & content taught via Zoom! Amazing outcomes considering 🤩 #dtchat #MYPDesign #homelearning pic.twitter.com/4EalHnh1ZT
— Miss Welsh (@MissWelshDT) August 28, 2020
A hand washing algorithm to the tune of happy birthday 🥳 I wonder what other songs would work? #csunplugged #barefootcomputing pic.twitter.com/7ljbKyUl9h
— Primary Computing & Tech | Alice Smith School (@KLASS_Computing) August 28, 2020
[The Spark Creativity Teacher Podcast | Education] 101: How to Run Virtual Literature Circles #theSparkCreativityTeacherPodcastEducation https://t.co/phzGC9GWG6 via @PodcastAddict
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 27, 2020
It's time to get uncomfortable https://t.co/d9WqWz8IAv
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 27, 2020
A New Kind of Plastic Could Be Recycled Indefinitelyhttps://t.co/RDUAEqhYTG
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 27, 2020
The right way to walk your doghttps://t.co/xIYd4IeX7A
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 27, 2020
[The International Schools Podcast] KenShelton - Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Expert #theInternationalSchoolsPodcast https://t.co/kvk3A3s43t via @PodcastAddict
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 24, 2020
Boomwriter: The Group Writing Tool Loved by Teachers https://t.co/e0iEyrVoWJ
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 24, 2020
[Darknet Diaries] 71: FDFF 🅴 #darknetDiaries https://t.co/WmFzJ2DEw1 via @PodcastAddict
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 24, 2020
Vibrant, progressive and bold: graphic designs of Japanese modernism – in pictures https://t.co/mrI2Zi9zGw
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 24, 2020
Unstuffed Cabbage Rollshttps://t.co/vLQd86xj5K
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 23, 2020
Stuffed Cabbage Rolls With Ground Beef and Ricehttps://t.co/s4NmMCpwHs
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 23, 2020
Eggs "Alla Pizzaiola" Are Pizza-Style Eggs and Yes, They’re As Good As They Sound | Bon Appétit https://t.co/aEPNGYkALg
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 23, 2020
Stuffed Cabbage Rolls
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 23, 2020
Try this authentic Lebanese styled Stuffed Cabbage Rolls - which is also known as Malfouf - with step-by-step easy instructions to help you make the recipe!https://t.co/5rkPxxLH6v
🖥 Create personalized functions in sheets
— G Suite Developers (@GSuiteDevs) August 27, 2020
In this episode of Sheets to Apps, learn how to create a personalized formula using JavaScript to auto-calculate rooms needed for an event.
Check it out → https://t.co/DIPeFihQV2 pic.twitter.com/13Q5hE1AzS
So, a Q Anon supporter just called into C-SPAN and the host asked him to explain what it was. The guy trailed off and hung up. pic.twitter.com/B0lpULSKSw
— Tyler Buchanan (@Tylerjoelb) August 27, 2020
The @weatherchannel making it pretty clear what the National Hurricane Center means when it says "unsurvivable storm surge" pic.twitter.com/y8J93RKHvY
— Brian Kahn (@blkahn) August 27, 2020
Woman just got punched in face by proud boy!#PortlandProtests #PDXprotest #fuckfascism #fuckproudboys #proudBoys pic.twitter.com/5lbc2SLnbx
— SwampWitch (@SwampWi78488244) August 22, 2020
Google Toolkit for Parents and Educatorshttps://t.co/bWx0jIyFIv pic.twitter.com/FHL8YSnRwR
— Educatorstechnology (@EducatorsTech) August 23, 2020
For those who prefer visuals, here are just *some* of the wild and unfounded conspiracy theories peddled by the U.S. President pic.twitter.com/nBXkkKCyO8
— Josh Campbell (@joshscampbell) August 22, 2020
This may be the the greatest thing I’ve ever seen on Twitter.
— Billy Baldwin (@BillyBaldwin) August 21, 2020
Show me where Trump has ever had this kind of impact or influence on a young teenage boy or girl… ever.#BidenHarris2020#CountryOverParty#AmericaOrTrumppic.twitter.com/Qu0qiByUZ1
This amazing tool turns Google Sheets into slick apps—no coding required https://t.co/ruaxbuSL1s
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 21, 2020
THE SINGLE PREDICTOR OF LONG-TERM SUCCESS
— Dan Rockwell (@Leadershipfreak) August 22, 2020
Grit predicts long-term success in nearly every realm of life.https://t.co/3Tc8rLCB3q#leadership#LFreakpost pic.twitter.com/0WglCUsMk5
This playlist is great for P's & S's as well! #gsuiteedu https://t.co/DmKX7dQZ8U #pd4uandme
— Pam Hubler (@specialtechie) August 22, 2020
The opposite of confidence https://t.co/NXIr21xCBF
— Seth Godin (@ThisIsSethsBlog) August 22, 2020
Went back to my classroom briefly today. A project my Ss started in January. 3D print their faces & mount on wood. Didn’t have chance to share since we left so abruptly due to Covid. @jesush1979 @dailystem @TeachtheTech @ValPerez_STEAM @WhyMaker @gobethanygo @breeze1505 @lmcarey pic.twitter.com/V4F4boS8pM
— Ascension Reyes (@chonito928) August 22, 2020
Tips for Designing an Online Learning Experience Using the 5 Es Instructional Model
— Jennifer Gonzalez (@cultofpedagogy) August 21, 2020
via @Catlin_Tucker https://t.co/3o8pYrtzTE
Is your Google Classroom a mess? An organizational disaster?
— Matt Miller (@jmattmiller) August 18, 2020
Use these three strategies to get a handle on it!
3 easy strategies to organize your Google Classroom: https://t.co/RZiBzWjc4t pic.twitter.com/YlLrF9UoIB
Are you new to #seesaw? Check out this amazing reflection from @PanaAsavavatana https://t.co/ALYoH0hExN#reimaginewaed
— Reimagine WA Ed (@ReimagineWaEd) August 18, 2020
Starting my 4th year @McGuffeySD as an instructional technology coach
— Teresa Engler (@MrsEngler1) August 20, 2020
It's so exciting to watch the teachers in my district share ideas & help one another
I love how they've grown and I love how empowered they are to do more #DLPCoaching #GoogleEC https://t.co/M92rQ5Q98W pic.twitter.com/rLpYO7iUIn
Have been working on a @WALKTHRUs_5 document that collates common lesson feedback comments that are then grouped according to Rosenshine's principles (and colour coded to match section of Rshine workbook🤓) with Walkthrus matched and further support suggestions- sample in pic. pic.twitter.com/YUEM5t7ylM
— Claire Grimes (@CsargeyG) August 19, 2020
5 tips to improve your critical thinking - Samantha Agoos https://t.co/Nz0w5cwGXj via @YouTube
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 20, 2020
5 Condescending and Demotivating Things Great Bosses Refuse to Sayhttps://t.co/4jwhxPc9JQ
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 20, 2020
Simple New Experiment Reveals Which Face Masks Are Best at Blocking Dropletshttps://t.co/dZQ0wzDB8D
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 20, 2020
6 Ways to Use Storytelling to Enhance Your Pitchhttps://t.co/07da3LXOKV
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 20, 2020
Honey better treatment for coughs and colds than antibiotics, study claims https://t.co/POm9oWQkYt#savethebees
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 19, 2020
Google Images' 'Licensable' Badge to Help Photographers Sell Photos https://t.co/3Xrghq6pfy
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 18, 2020
Thank you for the feedback. I will add a pivot table project to my training.
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 18, 2020
Learning Leaders are meeting at #MyWAB with @sjtylr sharing this Mindful Meetings graphic we created. Important reminders for teachers as we embrace VUCA in the year ahead. #isedcoach #educoach pic.twitter.com/1tuTthMCoO
— Keri-Lee Beasley (@klbeasley) August 16, 2020
How to Master Change
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 16, 2020
All humans experience major disruptors and “lifequakes,” as this year reminds us. Profound change is best navigated by understanding the five pillars of life transitions. In a book published today, Bruce Feiler shows us how.https://t.co/ueGUd5fmsw
Hyperdocs, Bitmojis, and Google Keen
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 16, 2020
[Check This Out] EP 132 - “Midsummer Malaise!” #checkThisOut https://t.co/l3MmbbDv6O via @PodcastAddict
Taking Running Records: The Unofficial Guide-https://t.co/225fbufU0Y
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 16, 2020
The world's growing concrete coasts https://t.co/4gPxHpak07 via @BBC_Future
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 16, 2020
6 Easy Ways to Jazz up Scrambled Eggs—America’s Favorite Breakfast Foodhttps://t.co/xPq48d7p7B
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 16, 2020
Trump disses Michelle Obama: "She was over her head, and frankly, she should've made the speech live, which she didn't do, she taped it. And it was not only taped, it was tape a long time ago, because she had the wrong [coronavirus] deaths." pic.twitter.com/Ckyj3wtoWq
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 18, 2020
For me personally it was some of the sheets/ formulas/ pivot tables. I am pretty good on formulas but haven't used pivot tables much. If you can give your teachers scenarios to work through/ practice it will really help. I do like how hands on & practical the GEC tests are
— Jo Bailey (@LovePhyEd) August 18, 2020
Just to review Trump says that mail-in voting is hopelessly fraudulent and he only supports abstentee voting and says that is what he does in Florida but Florida doesn’t even have anything called absentee voting; Florida only has mail-in voting
— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) August 17, 2020
Public health experts: don't bring students to campus, there will be outbreaks
— Katie Mack (@AstroKatie) August 17, 2020
Profs: please don't require in-classroom teaching, there will be outbreaks
Staff: this isn't safe, there will be outbreaks
<outbreaks occur, campuses close>
Admins: no one could have predicted this
Recording Tip #3:
— Tyler Preston 🎸 (@MrTylerPreston) August 16, 2020
START BY LAYING DOWN A SCRATCH TRACK OF A FINISHED ARRANGEMENT.
Before you start copy-pasting sections and re-arranging and loops and all that shxt, record a one-mic take of yourself playing guitar and vocals to the click to get the feel and arrangement down.
Here are some data viz best practices:
— Venngage (@Venngage) August 16, 2020
👍Avoid distorting the data
👍Tell a real story with your data
👍Avoid clutter & “chartjunk”
👍Use colors strategically
👍Optimize for mobile
👍Highlight a few amazing stats
Learn more here: https://t.co/2MeXrAjFUs
Five ways to promote #inquiry in remote learning environments #ExperienceInquiry pic.twitter.com/sxjxp8mEUY
— Kimberly Mitchell (@inquiryfive) August 16, 2020
This tweet actually demonstrates we have not adequately funded public education. https://t.co/SeKuXttNBc
— Rep. Eric Swalwell (@RepSwalwell) August 15, 2020
I synthesized the products & performances in primary.
— Cristina Milos (@surreallyno) August 15, 2020
NOTE: While some topics allow for an open approach (e.g. illustrate "racism" through a painting/ poem/dance etc.), we must be rigorous.
Content-skill-purpose- product should be aligned. #pypchat #edchat #elemchat pic.twitter.com/D1z9WqTSep
I updated the list of provocations for inquiry - they can be used in any subject.
— Cristina Milos (@surreallyno) August 15, 2020
I will create a full list of examples in a PDF tomorrow and link it to the blog I wrote 7 years ago. #pypchat #edchat https://t.co/miKLO3O7RM pic.twitter.com/LFRiIwLHlf
Angela Duckworth talks about helping children develop grit and resilianc... https://t.co/txRm947Ima via @YouTube
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 15, 2020
Where Is the Control Panel on a Mac? https://t.co/XxOmEtqifS
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 13, 2020
— Zachery Tyson✍️🇺🇸🕵️♂️ (@ZaknafeinDC) August 14, 2020
BREAKING: After a day of railing against mail-in voting, Trump has requested a mail-in ballot for Florida’s primary.
— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) August 14, 2020
Note: Trump has no residential address in Florida, and has been fraudulently claiming to live at Mar-a-Lago, a business. https://t.co/ZipkIbgSKj
Let’s just start calling Trump’s attacks on the @USPS as his #WarOnChristmasCards and see where that goes.
— Ken Plume (@KenPlume) August 12, 2020
Here’s the clip: pic.twitter.com/wN3x6LoJ8J
— The Recount (@therecount) August 13, 2020
A4: Change the conversation! By incorporating some gamification, Ss become players -- and everyone likes to win! When all students become part of the math "game" a strong mind is no longer a negative, but rather the key to winning a game! #primarySTEMchat pic.twitter.com/EPvmfDH4ki
— Talya Laufer (@TalyaLaufer) August 13, 2020
A4. When they are smashing the boys at it, my experiences are that they love it. So create the opportunity for success as early as you can. Then advertise that success, but remember to connect it to the emotional brain. #PrimarySTEMChat pic.twitter.com/92xZZZbhKl
— MYDTECH (@yeates_mark) August 13, 2020
We had a task during remote learning where studnets interviewed a family member about how they used maths everyday. It was interesting to see most of them interviewed their mums. I think this was encouraging because the girls could see how applicable it is. #PrimarySTEMchat
— Fiona Morrison (@FiMorrison2) August 13, 2020
A3 - Parents can encourage all they like - important to get it right at the most basic level - trust the count https://t.co/OvMTPhVCsM #primarySTEMChat
— Paul Luke (@pluke17) August 13, 2020
A2: address the comment by “changing” the math. There will always be some naysayers it by having students do real life math they will already see how it’s needed for the future. #PrimarySTEMchat pic.twitter.com/PFs7prlEPv
— Talya Laufer (@TalyaLaufer) August 13, 2020
'In a world where you can be anything, be kind." We love this altruistic ideas calendar from @actionhappiness. These calendars have given us many tools for improving our mental wellbeing over the past few months. #mentalhealth #bekind pic.twitter.com/aEtOhtphkW
— Victim Support NI (@VictimSupportNI) August 13, 2020
This was written by @LEGO_Group in the 70s 😃👫🚀🏠
— Maree🙋🏻♀️is curious (@mareewhiteley) August 13, 2020
#primarySTEMchat #equity #creativity #genderequity #STEM #Humanities @HASSconnections pic.twitter.com/PykHmkzyZ9
Lots of Twitter reunions between elected officials and their former teachers today... pic.twitter.com/IAY6FJIC1Q
— Becky Zosia Dernbach (@bzosiad) August 13, 2020
One of the more effusive QAnon adherents running for Congress won on Tuesday. She was the only winner Trump decided to congratulate. When a Republican congressman criticized the conspiracy theory, a Trump campaign staffer attacked him. https://t.co/IfzqNfKAZx
— Philip Bump (@pbump) August 13, 2020
Matt Schlapp warns Kamala Harris will bring us "back to the time 100 years ago when it was 'Catholics need not apply'" pic.twitter.com/U81ahTmQ5a
— Jason Campbell (@JasonSCampbell) August 13, 2020
Multimedia Text Set for teaching digital citizenship and online etiquette. Please use, share, modify. @HollyClarkEdu #HyperDocs #edutech #teachfromhome https://t.co/hLk6gRiT0p
— Alicia Motter (@AliciaMotter) August 13, 2020
I just published my latest blog post:
— Dr. John Spencer (@spencerideas) August 13, 2020
How to Make Virtual Meetings More Interactive for Students https://t.co/yr1QebM4gd
Group photo for 60 global art-directors of big advertising agency. 6.30pm, Feb.2016, Friday night, Shibuya Crossing.
— Alfie Goodrich (@AlfieJapanorama) August 13, 2020
How to make it work (quickly), how to make it look interesting, was quite a project. Logistically & creatively.
Lit by 3xProfoto B2. Hasselblad H5D & 24mm lens pic.twitter.com/Iw0kmlnNMz
We’ve created more jobs in the last 3 months than Joe Biden and Barack Obama created in their 8 years in office. pic.twitter.com/kwk5YhL3TJ
— Mike Pence (@Mike_Pence) August 13, 2020
Ever wonder how great a meteorologist must feel with their weather visuals behind them as they present?
— Zoom (@zoom_us) August 12, 2020
Navigate to the advanced tab when you select 'Share Screen' to have slides as your background and add that “wow” factor to your own presentations on Zoom! #ZoomProTip pic.twitter.com/5K3G5QZ1Mh
Questions to ask detail-people if you hate details:
— Dan Rockwell (@Leadershipfreak) August 12, 2020
What should I care about?
What should I notice?
What are three critical factors of success?
Who should I talk with?
Who is essential to success? What should I know about them?https://t.co/b3csYQfM0G#LFreakpost pic.twitter.com/UicXdgY3vh
how does mark levin think black people got to jamaica? https://t.co/xEDHmTdCyU
— b-boy bouiebaisse (@jbouie) August 12, 2020
So you all know how much I LOVE @Checkology by @NewsLitProject. Well, today they announced that it is now FREE!! Incredible resource for teaching news/media literacy for 5-12 grades. https://t.co/t9EfD1CeKH #ISTELIB #futurereadylibs #tlchat #palibchat #medialiteracy
— Heather Lister (@heathermlister) August 12, 2020
6 Ways To Stay Productive In A Creative Slump | The Creative Penn https://t.co/XPTxnQtZfo via
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
How to traverse the entire fretboard using major pentatonic and hexatonic scales https://t.co/qiyPDe6O6J
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
Latest Research Points to Children Carrying, Transmitting Coronavirushttps://t.co/kmfJE5HS7s
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
How to make this Michelin-starred spaghetti recipe - Insider https://t.co/9lHues3efV
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
The Mammalian Brain Starts Eating Itself When It Doesn't Get Enough Sleephttps://t.co/JG1D4K80WI
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
[10 Minute Teacher Podcast] Practical Strategies for Flipping Our Classroom this Fall #10MinuteTeacherPodcast https://t.co/1St3TUP4AL via @PodcastAddict
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
[Sprint to Success with Design Thinking] Designing a Vision that Inspires Action #sprintToSuccessWithDesignThinking https://t.co/6jfck8UJpU via @PodcastAddict
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
Human memory doesn't exist in a vacuum.
— KaizenHabit (@KaizenHabit) August 11, 2020
It's based on association.
For example, most of the information you pick up in books, you won't even realize you remember it until it becomes relevant to your life.
Culturally Responsive Teaching in STEM with @VictoriaTheTech at #PearDeckPD@PearDeck pic.twitter.com/Gu7fgoZCoZ
— Grade 6 Caseley (@6Caseley) August 11, 2020
Minecraft: Education Edition is available on Chromebooks just in time for the school year https://t.co/z6cIBNDX2E
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
If you already use Adobe Creative Cloud you can use Adobe Portfolio to start a pretty awesome learning portfolio #elearning #edtech #instructionaldesign #learninganddevelopment #humanresources #learning #portfolio https://t.co/UqjM8L89wP
— Alexander Salas (@StyleLearn) August 11, 2020
15 Science-Backed Tips for Turning Your Goals Into Reality | Psychology Today https://t.co/tqVDWBlS9p
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
39 Questions Emotionally Intelligent Leaders Ask via @forbes https://t.co/U5w5JDwXl8
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
Eggs "Alla Pizzaiola" Are Pizza-Style Eggs and Yes, They’re As Good As They Sound | Bon Appétit https://t.co/aEPNGYkALg
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
"With much of their culture eradicated after the Japanese government formally colonised Hokkaido in the late 1800s and banned their traditional hunting and fishing ..." -- I should look into this morehttps://t.co/sbFIjOR3yi
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
"The Ainu did have fat and oil from the animals they hunted, but also used kombu as a savoury seasoning. " -- but you just said Buddhism prevented the killing of animalshttps://t.co/sbFIjOR3yi
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
If Buddhism prevented killing animals, how did people who hunted survive?
— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) August 11, 2020
Japan’s unknown indigenous cuisine https://t.co/NTJgGokopE via @BBC_Travel
Educators can encourage students to engage in "future thinking" by centering them in the IEP process.https://t.co/uDNNuM037d
— edutopia (@edutopia) August 11, 2020
The @GoogleforEdu team just launched the Tech Toolkit for Families & Guardians, with resources, tips, & tech answers to share with families that I was able to take part in!
— Abid Patel (@abid_patel) August 11, 2020
🌍 Find the toolkit at https://t.co/oQfkdKeYx3 and start sharing resources. #GoogleEDU #GlobalGEG pic.twitter.com/vbZMWQPsQV
when @eduprotocols connects splendidly with @mdhero NGSS3DUnit - "Processing Content" - @jcorippo @mhebern #rOxnard pic.twitter.com/WdTwrmrsuB
— Betsy Meyring Pegler (@bmeyring) August 11, 2020
This simply can’t be seen or shared enough. Ever.
— 𝕋𝕚𝕡𝕤𝕪_𝕋𝕖𝕩𝕒𝕟 #Bluenami2020 (@Tipsy_in_Texas) August 9, 2020
It’s not the virus that’s killing us. It’s failed leadership.#coronavirus #COVID19 #VoteBlueToSaveAmerica pic.twitter.com/PiSfcPeR9s
The President says the “1917 pandemic” ended the Second World War pic.twitter.com/jSltuSYim2
— Acyn Torabi (@Acyn) August 10, 2020
5 Minute Photo Challenge https://t.co/epCLpyFl6w
— davecaleb (@davecaleb) August 10, 2020
I created a Keynote journal for kids to use to practice gratitude and write about how they're feeling. I posted the file on Bulb in case any of you might find it helpful too. ☺️https://t.co/vELDGgCTGW #CISDLearns #tcetexans pic.twitter.com/7jmxXLcX3P
— Marly Natherson (@missnatherson) August 8, 2020
Prepping for back to school? Me too. Check out our book READ THE WORLD: RETHINKING LITERACY FOR EMPATHY & ACTION IN A DIGITAL AGE. Your 1-stop for all digital learning & SEL. Helpful 4 parents too! Link in profile #digitallearning #SEL #virtuallearning #elearning #remotelearning pic.twitter.com/jhyY35hfkm
— Kristin Ziemke #ReadTheWorldNow 📚📱🌏❤️ (@KristinZiemke) August 9, 2020
The Design of Everyday Things
— J. Nathan Matias (@natematias) August 10, 2020
Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students (54-pages)!!!!
— Kasey Bell (@ShakeUpLearning) August 10, 2020
Get these handy, step-by-step guides! One cheat sheet for teachers, one for students!https://t.co/Olhr4xCaSR#edtech #googleclassroom
How many pizzas? This is just one of the questions asked in today's Maths Lesson Starter of the Day called Fractangle. Don't forget to scroll down the page for the other goodies!https://t.co/dPRkGlojEz#mathschat #mathchat #mathsCPDchat #lessonstarter #homeschooling pic.twitter.com/ZdLTA4WVSc
— Transum (@Transum) August 10, 2020
Need lesson plans for the first week of online learning that ALSO boot up a positive class culture??
— @EduProtocols (@eduprotocols) August 9, 2020
HERE
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GOhttps://t.co/zhS68tgoup#Smart Start for the first 4 days of school! Copy them all! Mix and match. #bestyearever #edtech #edchat #TLAP #Infusedclassroom ditchbook pic.twitter.com/LCyKyjnazY
@JakeMillerTech: 'Quickly create vocab lists for #ForeignLanguage classes or for #ESL/#ELL students! #GoogleSheets + #GoogleTranslate = Whoa! #edtechchat @GoogleForEdu @gsuite @googledrive #Chromebooks #DitchBook #EduGI… pic.twitter.com/KVlp8zZDqY, see more https://t.co/vr4X33ymHU
— Manolo Espinosa (@altervieman) August 9, 2020
If I had to pick one mistaken belief in tech that has contributed most to profits & most to harm, it would be the idea that designers can work on anything and scale products globally because people are the same everywhere (Norman 2013). pic.twitter.com/okUFrcGgLJ
— J. Nathan Matias (@natematias) August 9, 2020
