So each of Trump’s recent super-spreader rallies kills roughly 40 people. I wonder how many deaths he’s willing to cause per vote gained. Put as Kushner might put it, what’s “x” in the requisite skull to vote ratio (π/ V) > x?https://t.co/VMXe17VgfD
— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) October 31, 2020
That would be a true October Surprise. https://t.co/VqTTvTzGbk
— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) October 31, 2020
There’s pumpkin carvings. And there’s PUMPKIN CARVINGS.
— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) October 30, 2020
(artist: Ray Villafane) pic.twitter.com/wxIenJcPym
The 2Q drop was over 3x the worst on record
— Steven Rattner (@SteveRattner) October 30, 2020
The 3Q rebound was only 2x the biggest prev gain
Only 66% of the drop was recovered
Your GDP record is the worst since before Eisenhower https://t.co/FCDWWy5k7r
19 Simple Ways to Boost Your Self-Esteem Quickly ~@LollyDaskal https://t.co/HzNvwFMY31 https://t.co/DJZZNLzBcE #Leadership #Management #HR #Success #ExecutiveCoaching
— Lolly Daskal (@LollyDaskal) October 30, 2020
I made a giant list of my top recommendations.
— David Perell (@david_perell) October 29, 2020
Here are the themes:
∙ Business & technology
∙ Society & philosophy
∙ History, science & math
∙ Creativity & learning
Warning: Reading this will make you want to cancel your plans for the next year.https://t.co/7eLJYTMnwI
Missing your vibrant in-class discussions? Frustrated by a lack of engagement online? These strategies for preparing for, facilitating & wrapping up synchronous online discussions may help! https://t.co/5dgmRgzY00 #edchat #blendedlearning #onlinelearning #discussion #education pic.twitter.com/vWZ1qgjaBO
— Dr. Catlin Tucker (@Catlin_Tucker) October 29, 2020
#Halloween themed pixel art in #GoogleSheets with conditional formatting was a huge success! The kids loved how easy it was to change the color and showcase their creativity. Such a simple connection to coding as well! #StamfordHK #Cognitaway pic.twitter.com/KSZ2HW34RT
— Kristen Struble (@MsKStruble) October 30, 2020
#GoogleMeet sends teachers attendance reports in their #Gmajl account after each Meet. Create a label for these reports so you can quickly locate them in your inbox. https://t.co/WP74P8GSg6#googleEC #GoogleEDU #gafe #edutwitter #edtech pic.twitter.com/7w4sIQKbGw
— Dr. Πrista Welz (@kristawelz) October 29, 2020
How to Compare Two Columns in Google Sheets (for Matches & Differences)#GoogleSheets #Spreadsheets https://t.co/fgRN9Ztb5g
— Spreadsheet Point (@Spreadsheets4u) October 30, 2020
I helped to write a graphic novel about fake news called Real Fake for @ERLYSTAGE and the @CISAgov. It's available for free for everyone and might just help you in your classrooms to teach students about misinformation campaigns and how to spot them. https://t.co/robgjqivOv
— Michael Gianfrancesco Loves Graphic Novels (@tryingteacher) October 28, 2020
Never ever ever use "Quiz Assignment" in #googleClassroom it adds extra funky code to your Google Form that causes trouble. Just use a regular Google Form with Quiz features in a Google Classroom assignment. It's exactly the same but no funky code to thwart you later. #googleEDU
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) October 28, 2020
You don’t have eight creative, problem-solving hours in the day - you have two.
— Naval (@naval) October 29, 2020
Spend your time wisely.
π The free video editor in YouTube Studio CAN:
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) October 29, 2020
π¬ Trim the video
✂️ Split to take out a section of video
πΆ Add copyright friendly music
⚪️ Blur faces or areas
It CANNOT:
π« Add transitions, text, graphics
π« Change speed
π« Use uploaded musichttps://t.co/dzsOs2iMBH
These were something that we started to create last year and are the first things we see when we open our units. They are something like this one for G5... pic.twitter.com/g4EMwqZxVo
— Joel Bevans (@BevansJoel) October 29, 2020
Reinforcing #iconliteracy in #kindergarten! π±ππ #TAStigers #seesawchat #intearlyed #isedcoach #AppleEDUchat pic.twitter.com/UlFdKn5qtf
— Pana Asavavatana (@PanaAsavavatana) October 29, 2020
The Chromebook Search key will now be the Everything Button https://t.co/ObBxsi5lSY
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 29, 2020
My students collaborated in small groups to analyze various poems (jigsaw style & using the 8pArt organizer I made as their guide) & presented their findings w/the class. Here’s a blank template if any teachers would like to try it. π https://t.co/Kcsnmc6f11 #eduprotocols pic.twitter.com/phixAuAQTM
— Desi St. Amant (@desistamant) October 29, 2020
Don't try to coach or mentor someone who isn't hungry.#leadership#LFreakquote
— Dan Rockwell (@Leadershipfreak) October 29, 2020
Hey teachers...when I was in 7th grade, our teacher let us learn the Greek alphabet...it always came in handy in #STEM courses.
— dailySTEM (Chris Woods) (@dailystem) October 28, 2020
With the hurricanes now being named for Greek letters, it’s a perfect time to challenge your kids to learn them! pic.twitter.com/LTMS7Xk9xt
"Find 1/5 of 232"
— Ed Southall (@edsouthall) October 28, 2020
How confident are you that your students would see that you could multiply 232 by 2 and divide by ten as an efficient approach (finding 10% of 464 instead)?
Talk about methods, not answers ππ
Tonight’s @VisibleLearning in SS session led by @JulieHStern & @DFISHERSDSU was great!
— Maria Canepa, NBCT (@mfpeanut) October 29, 2020
*Do I really need to say this or do Ss need grappling time? *Graphic organizers shouldn’t be the product. *We use facts to understand concepts. We’re not just marching through facts. #Lex1SS pic.twitter.com/PkZ2fedocD
Also sharing some asynch videos to help and support from afar, like this one https://t.co/fqx0qZGH4c But this does not really capture the attention or support in such a way that really builds community.
— Joel Bevans (@BevansJoel) October 29, 2020
An Illustrated Subway Map of Human Anatomy πΊ️
— Visual Capitalist (@VisualCap) October 29, 2020
See in detail here: https://t.co/1ip4NCpG1N pic.twitter.com/Zd38Q4ABMh
*Record scratch* @NASA, we can help!
— SoundCloud (@SoundCloud) October 28, 2020
It sounds like this new playlist of sinister sounds from the depths of space! π π https://t.co/J3tB8Ws4qL pic.twitter.com/mIr8fpy5uv
Which of these characteristics can you or your students improve from this Continuous Learning with a #GrowthMindset Matrix?https://t.co/TVwBz8pwXJ #RemoteLearning #TeachingOnline #elearning #Distancelearning #BlendedLearning #HybridLearning #PSTPLN #EdChat #JoyfulLeaders pic.twitter.com/Y8NaKehA7u
— π»π£. πΌπ£ππ ππ π¦πππππ #π»ππ (@Erik_Youngman) October 28, 2020
Do your students have a shared definition of #collaboration? How might this provocation start an important conversation about self and team-awareness? pic.twitter.com/0xOdGMCfh4
— Jeff Utecht (@jutecht) October 28, 2020
How many did you uncover? pic.twitter.com/skEbVEIRWN
— CIA (@CIA) October 28, 2020
6/ Here's a diagram of our galaxy. The bulge is a Tic-Tac-shaped structure in the center of the much larger disk. The disk is 120,000 light years wide. The bulge's size is hard to pin down but it's roughly 15,000 light years across. pic.twitter.com/DHHcCLEvmL
— Philth Plaigue (@BadAstronomer) October 28, 2020
This ad for the British shoe maker Clarks. pic.twitter.com/Z1q6VVqM9H
— Benjamin Young Savage (α±ααα±α) (@benjancewicz) October 28, 2020
Create and Share an Interactive Map in 1 minute https://t.co/gldTxdpYqW #datavisualization #datascience #googlesheets #covid19 #maps pic.twitter.com/LFJHFwMn5g
— Pedram (@McQubit) October 28, 2020
CNN's @AlisynCamerota: "Hospitals in WI are near capacity. Does that give you any pause about going there and holding a big rally?"
— The Recount (@therecount) October 28, 2020
Trump 2020 Press Sec. Hogan Gidley: “No, it doesn’t … the VP has the best doctors in the world around him." pic.twitter.com/aBRe6IYgCF
Many companies still focus on short-term financial performance rather than long-term sustainability.
— European Commission πͺπΊ (@EU_Commission) October 26, 2020
Share your views on how the EU can best help businesses embed environmental & social interests in their strategies.
π’ https://t.co/xUUhwUJo5L#EUGreenDeal #EUHaveYourSay pic.twitter.com/3FomlyXfnC
How to Check the Accessibility of Your Google Docs and Slides https://t.co/ApPqSYqIdQ
— Richard Byrne (@rmbyrne) October 26, 2020
When presenting, I have learned to go for the image and avoid the bullet points ...
— Nancy in Lux (@NancyinLux1) October 28, 2020
10 Free Image Sources For a Stunning Blog Post by @misstiffanysun in @writingcoop https://t.co/n0L7OdXLuv
"If you want to be successful at leading a meeting, you need to keep it focused and on time." ... application to staff & leadership meetings
— Nancy in Lux (@NancyinLux1) October 28, 2020
What Helped Kristen Welker Lead The Presidential Debate (And Can Help You Lead Meetings At Work) via @forbes https://t.co/TkZV9MxA3R
6 questions to ask to find out if you’re an ethical leader https://t.co/b2zP8Ug299
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 28, 2020
π Looking for a way to engage ALL students? π
— Lisa Moe (@MissMoeTeaches) October 28, 2020
π This week’s @Flipgrid reading log theme is: Masked Reader
Hidden faces + disguised voices + secret names = Total Student engagement.
My most dynamic to my most shy, every one is playing!
It is an absolute hit π #sel pic.twitter.com/YjuqSYkZjP
Shure MV7 review
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 28, 2020
A little mic that can do just about anything.https://t.co/vi0se20ZIu
How to Empower Employees Through Empathetic Leadership https://t.co/jofNj7cI83 @V2education @BWKongolo @TerryRLinton @DaunYorke @GillPresland @everettis1 @julesptaylor @EdTechMac @sjtylr @tsbray @jambledandt @jon_halligan @JenniferWathall @edu_wyten @StewartRedden
— Jason Reagin, M.Ed. : #DesignGuy (@diskon4no) October 27, 2020
Adapting an Effective Math Collaboration Activity for Distance Learninghttps://t.co/KmNIZRg3Ae
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 27, 2020
Online learning guides for ES & secondary faculty & parents. Faculty guides are organized by our 5Cs of online learning. Lots of logistics, guidelines, details, suggestions! Shoutout to @LauraJaneBrown for all her work! #learnisb #isedcoach pic.twitter.com/57rZpmnFpG
— Lissa Layman (@MmeLayman) October 27, 2020
#DigitalEducation Action Plan (2021-2027) | #Education and Training https://t.co/m43uLRyhaD via @EU_Commission#EdchatEU
— #EdChatEU πͺπΊ (@EdChatEU) October 26, 2020
π Jamboard is Google’s whiteboard app. Each new whiteboard is called a jam and jams can have up to 20 frames. #GoogleEduhttps://t.co/53uhJqvw3p pic.twitter.com/F9nDSGeguD
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) October 22, 2020
A3: Hands-on learning experiences in #RemoteLearning start when kids create their own bin of making supplies...
— dailySTEM (Chris Woods) (@dailystem) October 24, 2020
Ask kids to find a π¦ or bin, then put in recyclables, tape, cardboard, ✂️ , aluminum foil, blocks...basically anything around the house they can build with!#satchat
Don't force life or relationships to happen. The right people open to you at the right time. #SuperSoulSunday pic.twitter.com/hpYc7p80h0
— Andy VanDyke (@AndyVanDyke) October 25, 2020
A friend of mine (who built my desk) built his own collapsible Star Wars Squadrons cockpit! π€― pic.twitter.com/RzLoRBxhZE
— Mike - VRO (@vr_oasis) October 22, 2020
Definitely one of the best examples I've seen for using dual coding to remember quotes. Fantastic way to use Adobe Spark Post as a homework task!#teamenglish #AdobeEduCreative pic.twitter.com/egukxlz7an
— Dom Traynor (@dom_traynor) October 23, 2020
Discovering Pi with Google Sheets https://t.co/9F0Kc1KFMh#ControlAltAchieve pic.twitter.com/6yVpZUmy1U
— Eric Curts (@ericcurts) October 23, 2020
The Gripe Jam Protocol #GoogleECπ
— Amr Mohamed (@AmrEduTech) October 22, 2020
#GoogleECchat #FEK12 @GoogleForEdu
>>> PDF πππ
https://t.co/iNE4npHdmg pic.twitter.com/rsysrygP5k
iPad Screen Recording Tips for Educators https://t.co/TdRDeed5pG via @jonathanwylie #edtech #edtechchat
— Susan M. Bearden, CETL (@s_bearden) October 20, 2020
5 Time Saving Tips for Teaching with Spreadsheets - https://t.co/9oKvKhyO8W pic.twitter.com/kiiRCrJ2Vz
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) October 20, 2020
5 Time Saving Tips for Teaching with Spreadsheets - https://t.co/9oKvKhyO8W pic.twitter.com/lhcAUg01Hu
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) October 20, 2020
Looking for distance learning resources, based on a protocol with a foundation of brain research? Lesson examples, edtech tutorials, and more: https://t.co/FPixg80ATv #distancelearning #edtech #organicedtech #cvtechtalk #wearecue #tlap pic.twitter.com/sbwhBsEB3e
— Katherine Goyette (@kat_goyette) October 19, 2020
When you read for research, don't just highlight, traffic light highlight. https://t.co/YD3cHEx6pj pic.twitter.com/oSXz8nb5cy
— SeΓ‘n McHugh (@se4nmchugh) October 19, 2020
The benefits of a 16-bit machine in 1986 pic.twitter.com/iFz7ByziEU
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) October 18, 2020
How to Share Kahoot Games in Google Classroom https://t.co/xVaWHpazbq
— Richard Byrne (@rmbyrne) October 17, 2020
"Read aloud works-in-progress, or parts of them. I do this in full for my shorter pieces, with an audience of my husband or a cat, and never fail to amaze at how my ears hear when my eyes don’t see…”https://t.co/hsHhhsuLbK#amwriting #writing #writetip
— Jon Winokur (@AdviceToWriters) October 17, 2020
Shapegrams 08 is a set of spooky things! π #gafe #googleclassroom
— Shapegrams (@shapegrams) October 17, 2020
Can you recreate the cat, ghost, jack-o'-lantern, and bats? https://t.co/uacoQ1KqFP pic.twitter.com/sY4tCxI87s
Goodhart’s Law for Data Science and what happens when a measure becomes a target? - KDnuggets https://t.co/l0R3XgcMP6
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 17, 2020
Video stories of the great people in your school gives the emotional connection to your whole community (and prospective families too!) https://t.co/mSDZ5XAqMl good example from @rushtonh at #acamistech
— Howard Stribbell (@howardstribbell) October 17, 2020
If you want an easier life, work on harder problems.
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) October 17, 2020
Styles of Coaching pic.twitter.com/PdeFmvHZhR
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 17, 2020
Differences between Andragogy & Pedagogy https://t.co/BF2EvTWrKm via @YouTube
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 17, 2020
Principal as Instructional Leader: Designing a Coaching Program That Fits | Reading Rockets https://t.co/l7e6L1z4qO
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 17, 2020
You Can Coach for Equity Anywhere, with Anyone - Education Elements https://t.co/tuJqz8kJUQ
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 17, 2020
The Easiest Way to Triple the Impact of Coaching: Principal Support » Instructional Coaching Group https://t.co/hxpXexOL7I
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 17, 2020
How to Push the Boundaries of School with Dynamic Learning https://t.co/bbHCv9tb82#edtech
— Kasey Bell (@ShakeUpLearning) October 17, 2020
Skillful manipulators come off as kind and helpful.
— Dan Rockwell (@Leadershipfreak) October 17, 2020
Skillful manipulators: Affirm and then attack suggestions and new ideas quickly so they don’t have to change. “This is a great idea, but…”#leadership#management#LFreakquote
Tie your instruction together by planning and teaching in themes. Here are tips for getting started.https://t.co/vvZljGt7Nh
— edutopia (@edutopia) October 17, 2020
“When math lessons emphasize collaboration and exploration over performance, students become more engaged and confident math thinkers.” https://t.co/iiRsSEWAZb
— Monica Burns, Ed.D. #EdTech (@ClassTechTips) October 17, 2020
Want a @seesaw gift?
— Tricia Fuglestad ☕️ (@fuglefun) October 16, 2020
I'm putting my #artsed lessons together with teacher sharing links here: https://t.co/CJMb2v3wny
Bookmark it. I plan to add as I go.#hybridlearning #remotelearning #k12artchat
Grab them, copy, and customize for your students! pic.twitter.com/gSiH05UGyJ
Excited to be a #STEAMSUMMIT2020 speaker & share the awesome @AppleEDU #EveryoneCanCode Get Started With Code teacher guides & all of the resources for teaching coding in the classroom or during distance learninghttps://t.co/9Kiqwq3tKd#AppleEDUchat #ADE2019 #MNCodes #SPPSCodes pic.twitter.com/5su01w2Dg9
— Chris Turnbull (@TurnbullChris) October 16, 2020
Watch This Guy Build a Massive Solar System in the Desert | Short Film S... https://t.co/cE6bEZzZwW via @YouTube
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 17, 2020
Talk about STEM! My kiddos loved watching this. The questions that came from watching this was extraordinary. #PrimarySTEMchat https://t.co/OHShm6K8lf
— πΈ πΉπππ πππ π¦ππ πΈ inCURiATE πΈ (@BeckKeough1) October 16, 2020
Tax Burden Equal to 70% Rate Crushes Americans Unable to Payhttps://t.co/1ZYfo0NDa5
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 15, 2020
Siri, show me racial capitalism. https://t.co/0j2DO8IOlT
— Victor Ray is Sheltering in Place (@victorerikray) October 16, 2020
{YouTube} Highlight rows in Google Sheets to visualize data #eduk8me #googlesheets #google #data #assessment https://t.co/wIx9nwhWdy
— Ryan Collins ⓔ (@eduk8me) October 16, 2020
Using a Rubric in #googleclassroom is easier when you use this #googlesheets template from @ericcurts.
— Eric Santos (@SantosTechCoach) October 16, 2020
Faster than building manually in Classroom and can be shared with your teaching team!https://t.co/yW3HCN4JDJhttps://t.co/hZCNMkuzyW#edtech #teacher #d83falcons pic.twitter.com/CVjAmflIsj
Don't be that person leaving three filters on when you leave the #googlesheets. Two seconds to name your Filter View, and it's yours forever. #GoogleET #laneschool #davisschool pic.twitter.com/zKudPbOMmj
— Matthew Haynes (@headfirstedtech) October 16, 2020
Whether you are using Google Meet or Microsoft Teams, breakout rooms are an important tool for remote and #blended learning. Effective and meaningful student collaboration is possible online. 10 Best Practices for #Breakout Rooms https://t.co/cJloolcUhg via @hollyclarkedu #ZAedu pic.twitter.com/qLnIPvr6A2
— Teach.Learn.Innovate (@innovate_teach) October 16, 2020
Google Meet: See Yourself - https://t.co/jkvP1ndFt0 pic.twitter.com/7WXZP4Mt8b
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) October 14, 2020
πΏPlants & Living Things Virtual #Makerspace & Innovation Unit πΏ
— Marla Rosenthal (@teachseuss) October 13, 2020
Here's 3 of 4 of @christinekdixon and my Life Sciences #STEAM Units we are sharing. We made this for @SanMarcosUSD K-1 @BenchmarkEdu Unit 3 but can be used for any program
links here: https://t.co/KPBVzotmX5… https://t.co/F9YRtfEig3
Selected solar system objects to scale in size, rotation speed and axial tilt (new vid) pic.twitter.com/RX869e9Uij
— Dr James O'Donoghue (@physicsJ) October 12, 2020
Defining Your Role as an Instructional Technology Coach – The 4 R’s – Friday Institute for Educational Innovation https://t.co/PzbajL5779
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 11, 2020
How to get a random row from #GoogleSheets with #Zapier.https://t.co/uGylRMwPj4
— Reuben Jackson (@ReubenJackson32) October 11, 2020
One reason why I like #GoogleDocs, #GoogleSlides, #GoogleSheets, #GoogleForms etc. I don't miss this nonsense π π @SarahHowgate1 https://t.co/shTHa3hHow
— Dr Ben King π (@benking01) October 11, 2020
As our 2020 HSC cohort begin exams, I simply ponder... pic.twitter.com/zCp7yMm0MY
— Greg Miller (@gregmiller68) October 11, 2020
My 8th graders did a Frayer model on erosional or depositional landforms. @NRMiddleSchool @NREVSD #EDUProtocols #WeAreNR pic.twitter.com/NXfam2MYFP
— Tina Grippa (@tgripp88) October 10, 2020
Playing Candy Crush on Oculus Quest with hand tracking pic.twitter.com/UzZx5kW497
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) October 9, 2020
Google Classroom Popsicle Sticks – Call on Students - https://t.co/5yw6KQaCzW pic.twitter.com/DjtpLqeqag
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) October 10, 2020
Using sunlight to create clean drinking water pic.twitter.com/1L6o8tI2JB
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) October 9, 2020
I’m anxious AND confident when I step in front of groups.
— Dan Rockwell (@Leadershipfreak) October 9, 2020
Fear of failure drives preparation. Fear keeps me on my toes.
The dark side of fear is defensiveness.
It’s self-destructive when I compensate for fear by excluding or offending.https://t.co/2z1t2p8Iag#LFreakpost pic.twitter.com/eGQlHM1Mni
Make your #passwords unhackable with the following tips:
— IDG TECHtalk (@IDGTechTalk) October 9, 2020
1. Make your PWs long
2. Use upper and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters
3. Do NOT reuse passwords
4. Use a PW manager #TGIF #CyberSecurity #BeCyberSmart pic.twitter.com/NOPyByOQHW
#FlashbackFriday 5 Ways to End Your Day! https://t.co/eBNmiiX9bt #4OCF https://t.co/Ueg39DSah2 pic.twitter.com/crKVidVv2Q
— Rich Czyz (@RACzyz) October 9, 2020
Trump speaks to senior citizens about COVID: "You're not vulnerable, but they like to say the vulnerable, but you're the least vulnerable — but for this one thing you are vulnerable." pic.twitter.com/eyZDRwur1p
— The Recount (@therecount) October 8, 2020
Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students (54-pages)!!!!
— Kasey Bell (@ShakeUpLearning) October 9, 2020
Get these handy, step-by-step guides! One cheat sheet for teachers, one for students!https://t.co/Olhr4xCaSR#edtech #googleclassroom
"How many times do you remember your school days being enriched with purpose and driven by a personal passion for learning?" Great question. What to do if you're an educator and your answer, like most, is "not very often." https://t.co/FwSIIBM8eu Great read. pic.twitter.com/GzFq16KdcQ
— Will Richardson (@willrich45) October 9, 2020
π‘π‘ shared in the @AdobeForEdu Creative Educator courses. @aiaddysonzhang @ClaudioZavalaJr @educopilot @MRsalakas shareππ insight. Join me & thousands of other creatives on the Education Exchange:
— πππππππ π»π£ππ«ππ (@m_drez) October 9, 2020
π»1️⃣: https://t.co/ZY62mqsPVQ
π»2️⃣: https://t.co/eleRP74gIM#AdobeEduCreative pic.twitter.com/V0evgHZr8v
Go to https://t.co/CPdJEJVSbL for the story from every #PrimarySTEMChat on every topic imaginable! @Glazgow @standouted @kjpips @BenNewsome_ @SportandiAndres @DJoneseducator @lucasjedu @thammerlund @NickyConnor @kirsty_costa @ponderingDan @reneewatson77 @cirich1 @claireseldon_ed pic.twitter.com/zeSYPLRh3h
— Rachael Lehr (@rachaellehr) October 9, 2020
Instructional technology coaches should ask Ts
— Teresa Engler (@MrsEngler1) October 8, 2020
What is the goal
What do you want the end product to look like
& then decide which tech tool to use @mrs_litman @McGuffey_MS had a goal had a vision & picked a great tool @PixtonEDU #GoogleEC #educoach #techcoach #edtech pic.twitter.com/3u0tfYqszq
Tips that make working from home work:
— Dan Rockwell (@Leadershipfreak) October 7, 2020
Do hard work when you’re at your best.
Establish small goals.
Deadlines, timers, and alarms create beginnings and endings. Ambiguity hampers focus.
Take frequent short breaks#leadership#management#LFreakquote
Student Created Videos with @GetZigazoo by @Rdene915 - https://t.co/A8Pncr9xza pic.twitter.com/53fPBes2uy
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) October 7, 2020
G SUITE FILE STREAM NOW ALLOWS PERSONAL GMAIL ACCOUNTS TO SYNC DRIVE WITH THEIR PC OR MAChttps://t.co/CqD7WTW5zL
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 5, 2020
Just so excited to see the innovate ways student can transform paper towel tubes, paper and a cereal box into desk organizers - #ourBMSA pic.twitter.com/nxgcd30aZC
— Annette Lang (@msalang) October 7, 2020
5 Proven Ways to Design a Sales Presentation That Actually Converts https://t.co/MstFnWBaxz
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 7, 2020
Ready to up your slide design and make your sales deck more compelling? These expert design tips will help you to ace your presentation design and – most importantly – motivate buyers #PresentationTips https://t.co/nZIEPPN05w
— Slides Carnival (@SlidesCarnival) October 7, 2020
" Private militias also aren't protected by the Second Amendment, according to Georgetown Law."
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 7, 2020
Georgetown created fact sheets on illegal militias at the polls and what to do if you spot them - CNN https://t.co/IZIZRdliBM
Google Sheets - Python API, Read & Write Data: https://t.co/9uBupyORqb
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 7, 2020
Click to read 'How-To Use Google Drawings', made with Book Creator https://t.co/K9RXZL44xc
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 6, 2020
G Suite is now Google Workspace in a bid to merge Gmail, Chat, and Docs https://t.co/wT6s9xFkgP
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 6, 2020
4. Trump might lose women voters by numbers we’ve never imagined.https://t.co/coZ83E6aSE pic.twitter.com/XAiJ0HO9YY
— Tim Alberta (@TimAlberta) October 6, 2020
I can’t overstate the significance of this. Two red-state Rs, on consecutive days, telling me they’re seeing poll numbers they never thought were possible.
— Tim Alberta (@TimAlberta) October 7, 2020
Their shared conclusion: Trump’s standing w/ white college+ women threatens to tank the entire party down-ballot on Nov 3. https://t.co/6HGhHtR3DI
Creating The Conditions For Coaching And Professional Growth https://t.co/hfsvUBkOlb @deanpearman @teachnlearnMB @SteveBrophy3 @antonijevicQLD @charte @EduSum @hamishcurry @drtimuhl
— Tom Barrett (@tombarrett) October 7, 2020
I'd value your reflections and insights #coaching #learning #professionaldevelopment
A cracking post from the Conti archive. Reasons for doing read-aloud activities, with examples. https://t.co/gyVMAILAl7
— Steve Smith πͺπΊ (@spsmith45) October 6, 2020
Jennifer Jacobs of Bloomberg News (who broke the story that Hope Hicks had Covid-19) says that at least five White House reporters have tested positive. Which brings the total to 29. TWENTY-NINE people who have contracted Covid-19 thanks to Trump. https://t.co/sazBRVxU2L
— Emily McKhann (@EmilyMcKhann) October 6, 2020
A1: I read an article about how Brene Brown begins her Zoom meetings w/a two-word check-in. I would ❤️ to see teachers do the same when teaching online. https://t.co/FLkO2Lr7sW #FETCchat
— Dr. Catlin Tucker (@Catlin_Tucker) October 6, 2020
Created a one-page synopsis of 'Better Conversations' by @jimknight99 to keep near me at all times! Somehow need to internalize all this. #bettercoaching #createtoremember pic.twitter.com/PH0a0ksjSM
— Sarah Hodgson (@SarahHROM) October 6, 2020
CheatSheet - Know your short cuts https://t.co/vkNSCSMh6b
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 6, 2020
Body size of the extinct megalodon indeed off the charts in the shark world https://t.co/AZNyAgmUpt
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 5, 2020
Graphic Organizers in Google Classroomhttps://t.co/KYK3cB6WUM
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 5, 2020
How to Create a Google Data Studio Dashboard in 5 Minutes by Matt Przybyla in @TDataScience https://t.co/0ZWoNhzwcB
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 5, 2020
Which lens do you see this story through:
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 5, 2020
-evidence of voter fraud
-evidence that it's really hard to get ballots for people who shouldn't have them
Florida man allegedly requested mail-in ballot for dead wife to test system: reporthttps://t.co/XnIFFiLafB
The new trick to know when your phone’s camera or mic is being usedhttps://t.co/FzgTwg7FCs
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 5, 2020
Ground Beef and Cabbage Casserolehttps://t.co/C87PqHfhBU
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 5, 2020
Why a successful rΓ©sumΓ© depends on the reader’s experience more than you realize https://t.co/SbUxyj8RlF
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 5, 2020
Power Searching with Google - Course https://t.co/1BWYTLZ8W0
— Thomas Hammerlund π· (@thammerlund) October 6, 2020
Share This! 3 Quick Tips for Remote Coaching #educoach https://t.co/aY8yey4YqL pic.twitter.com/xbTdjjEWcU
— TeachBoost (@TeachBoost) October 5, 2020
