10 Timeless Fundamentals Of Teaching
Originally published in 2013; updated most recently in 2021 What Are The Fundamentals Of Teaching? contributed by Justin Marquis, Ph. D “Those who can’t do, teach.” –Anonymous As someone with a teaching license who has also taught at the university…
Celebrating The 7 Habits Of Successful Students
The 7 Habits Of Successful Students We’ve talked about habits of successful teachers. We’ve discussed the Habits of Mind. We’ve even discussed new currencies for 21st century learners. We haven’t, though, talked much about the kinds of habits that create…
How To Turn Your iPad Into A Document Camera
How To Turn Your iPad Into A Document Camera Document cameras are incredibly helpful devices in the classroom. While they seem like a comparatively dated technology in the midst of the smart apps and wearable technology we see today, document…
How To Project Your iPad Screen: 7 Tools Detailed
How To Project Your iPad Screen: 7 Tools Detailed If you’ve flipped your classroom, use modeling extensively as a teaching strategy, love to share student work, use the sync teaching method, or otherwise need to consistently project your iPad screen…
6 Tips For Finding Inspiration In Your Teaching
6 Tips For Finding Inspiration Every Day In Your Teaching by Dawn Casey-Rowe, Social Studies Teacher & Learnist Evangelist See parts 1-4 in this series, PD Sucks. Is Edcamp the Solution?, Pairing Teachers for Better Professional Development, Hacking Your Classroom and Moving The Conversation From Bullying To…
25 Ways To Use Pinterest According To Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy
25 Ways To Use Pinterest In The Classroom According To Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy Social media is a waste of time, they say. It’ll rot your brain, they say. Pinterest is all Ryan Gosling, misleading pictures of food, and weight loss…
25 Teaching Tools For The Digital Classroom
The Best Teaching Tools To Organize, Innovate, & Manage What You Do contributed by Mike Acedo Over the years, many of us have personally experienced the growth of technology in today’s classrooms. Instead of taking notes, students are now occupied…