Education
Playlists in the Classroom: A Pathway to Personalized Learning
How to use Playlists to differentiate instruction and help students become the leaders of their learning.
Education
How to use Playlists to differentiate instruction and help students become the leaders of their learning.
Education
Musonius Rufus advises us to practice what we preach and guide our students in recognizing the truth.
Weekly Report
Topics include educating with a Hip-Hop mindset, the myth of fast learners, and the benefits of social-emotional learning.
Education
As I look to learn more, I think it will be fun and meaningful to research the wise words of the Stoics and apply them to teaching and education in general. I hope this will deepen my understanding, improve my mental and spiritual health, and be of some value to anyone else who reads it.
Book Summary
Eduprotocols Field Guide - These are some of my favorite lines from the book along with my reaction.
Goals
Here are the results or lack thereof from November 2023.
Education
During the conference, I took notes in each of my sessions and then at the end, I published my takeaways. You can find those below.
Here are some of my favorite resources, ideas, tools, services, and miscellaneous gadgets and goodies that keep me STRONG in both my personal and professional life.
In this post, we'll explore some of the benefits of using paper interactive notebooks in education and provide tips on how to use them in the classroom.
Incorporating Brain Breaks can add fun and movement to the school day and add enjoyment for teachers and students. Below you'll find some Brain-Break research along with some resources to get you started.
Culture and Community Building Resources for the Classroom
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These are my notes and takeaways from this year’s EL Education National Conference.
Topics for this week include teacher sustainability, making a lasting impact, and slowing down.
Topics for this week include grading systems, preparing for state testing, and overcoming decision fatigue.
Sometimes it's best to just lean into fun.
Three Things is a record of thoughts, questions, inspiration, gratitude, and things that made my day better or made me better. Once written, I send them out into the world. Cue serendipity.
Today, I want to thank you, a valued subscriber of the TGIF Teacher newsletter. Whether you are a teacher, a principal, a parent, or someone who simply cares deeply about education, your dedication to making a difference in the lives of students is truly commendable. Your commitment to understanding and
Here are some Thanksgiving teaching ideas and resources that can enhance the quality of the last few days for both teachers and students.
Teachers are highly susceptible to decision fatigue due to the high volume of daily decisions they make. This might explain why I feel like I need to spend time in a sensory deprivation tank at the end of a school week.
Topics for this week include reading for pleasure, making science relevant, and the beauty of brain breaks.
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Topics for this week include leadership styles, embracing your authenticity, and celebrating successes with your students.
I've been fortunate to have good mentors who've offered me great advice. Here are some of the things they shared with me, along with a few things I've learned on my own.