A Podcast for teachers by teachers
TikTok isn’t just for silly dances and cleaning hacks. There is a huge community of teachers using the platform. Josie Wozniak explains what you can find and how you can benefit from what teacher TikTok has to offer.
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Naomi Harm is the creator of the Her-Story Global Collaboration Project, which allows students to learn more about women leaders in their local communities and around the world. It’s ISTE and CS Standards-aligned and it’s going on right now!
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Personality assessments come in many forms. Learn how Stephanie Rothstein uses her students’ true colors to meet their needs by understanding who they really are. And just in case you were wondering, Stephanie and Nancy are green, while Lisa is blue.
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Student devices are so much more than fancy typewriters! Andy Losik explains how to incorporate the five Cs into your lessons to make the most of what technology has to offer without adding more stress to your day.
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Esports are competitive video games that teach kids communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills – and they’re fun! Heidi Baynes tells us how you can start an eSports club or league in your school or district to create another option for students to connect with each other and the community.
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So many guests, so little time. We have to admit we made our episode longer (just this once) to include nine wonderful guests, some new to the show and some familiar faces, who wanted to celebrate with us. We’ll be back to our regular 15 minute format with episode 101.
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After 7 years as a technology coach, Kim Voge found herself back in the classroom. Her adjustment wasn’t always easy, but it has been rewarding.
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The Office of Educational Technology (part of the U.S. Department of Education) defines OER as “teaching, learning, and research resources that reside in the public domain or have been released under a license that permits their free use, reuse, modification, and sharing with others.” Kristina Ishmael spells out how they can help you better meet the needs of your students.
Continue reading “TLCN 095 Kristina Ishmael Goes OER the Top”
Allie Thrower threw out her reading logs, and now her students love reading. Yours can, too!
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Blogging with students is about so much more than writing. It empowers students of all ages. Linda Yollis explains why, shares resources so you can get started, and invites you to join the Student Blogging Challenge, which starts this week.
Twitter: @lindayollis
Linda’s class blog: http://yollisclassblog.blogspot.com/
Linda’s photo blog: http://yollis365project.blogspot.com/