Can you join us for ten minutes? You’ll walk away with ideas for transforming the listening station in your classroom. See how you can incorporate Seesaw generated QR codes and books to engage your learners! https://t.co/XoX84y9IQ8 pic.twitter.com/cVbRD4ZFI2
— Seesaw (@Seesaw) January 30, 2018
Ambassadors @KarlyMoura + @SEANJFAHEY have put together the ultimate resource for using Flipgrid. FREE EBOOK: https://t.co/xD8o9pvq0z pic.twitter.com/dfqsA3PZse— Flipgrid (@Flipgrid) January 30, 2018
6 tips for going gradeless: https://t.co/Sn0fd1mImv— Education Week (@educationweek) January 30, 2018
Active use of #edtech in #K12 is defined by problem-solving & collaboration. https://t.co/HXsnBdsNXN— EdTech K–12 Magazine (@EdTech_K12) January 30, 2018
How a quake in Alaska moved the rarest fish to spawn in Death Valley https://t.co/0gTLxlcCmk pic.twitter.com/fAvJ1Fxs2N
— Fast Company (@FastCompany) January 30, 2018
3 Incredible Science Field Trips That Don’t Require Permission Slips via @WeAreTeachers https://t.co/Q3SbK539tA— Jennifer Gonzalez (@cultofpedagogy) January 30, 2018
I added a video to a @YouTube playlist https://t.co/gx9V6bByV2 HyperDoc Hangout ON AIR Episode #8 with Steve Wick— TeachersGiveTeachers (@TsGiveTs) January 30, 2018
There's a beach in California where the abundance in glass created from years of dumping garbage turned into beauty https://t.co/rpUnxpYQts pic.twitter.com/t2kleAXKtL— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) January 30, 2018
#IBWorld: Using social justice topics in the classroom - A teacher’s guide: https://t.co/gqPUFi08PV— International Baccalaureate (@iborganization) January 30, 2018
Read these 5 key components on how to discuss social justice topics with children, developed from professionally led workshops and supplemented by key texts. pic.twitter.com/rX5d5DvgKn
Kids Co-Creating Curriculum: Powerful Examples https://t.co/8TARkOkbIQ— Vicki Davis (@coolcatteacher) January 30, 2018
— Zig Ziglar (@TheZigZiglar) January 30, 2018
If they didn't learn it, we didn't teach it. We just talked at them. https://t.co/KCnAcczYQB— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) January 30, 2018
A clever solution for the Escher cube, by Pierpaolo Andraghetti https://t.co/AELglX0hdR pic.twitter.com/SFoSCzMK5p
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) January 30, 2018
.@Twitter's logo is all circles, but it's not the only one: many other popular logos have been designed with circles https://t.co/F3QuWIQ5Yf pic.twitter.com/gSJqT1qMdK— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) January 30, 2018
BrainPOP Make-a-Movie Preview | BrainPOP Educators https://t.co/96V6UHdUzu— LEVEL 5 (@TheLevel5) January 30, 2018
.@NatGeoEducation requested this fascinating topic: So what's up with those weird things called tuyas? (Photo: Víðir Gíslason, 2001) pic.twitter.com/enOrD29CEm
— GeoSciTweeps: Morgan (@GeoSciTweeps) January 30, 2018
It is OK to be Childlike but not Childish https://t.co/OSeTytC33K
— Vicki Davis (@coolcatteacher) January 30, 2018
[How to Be Awesome at Your Job: A Podcast for People who Love Learning Improvement Tools for Happier Work, Career & Achieving] 253: How to Speak Out...Without a Freak Out with Matthew Abrahamshttps://t.co/gbDPnMEwO7 via @PodcastAddict pic.twitter.com/A2FTNvEgYN— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) January 28, 2018
Emma, a 15-second horror movie https://t.co/sxUlak1Mx6 pic.twitter.com/mMrqp0LapB— Boing Boing (@BoingBoing) January 28, 2018
New Strategies to Get Kids to Create Media, Not Just Consume It | Common Sense Media https://t.co/qtVwuZeu3U via @commonsense #isedcoach #makered #ipaded #ditchbook— Tanya LeClair (@leclair_t) January 28, 2018
