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Welcome to Week 6 of the #8weeksofsummer Blog Challenge 2021. Educators like to learn from each other. We did not have that opportunity to learn from much more than March 2020 this school year. As teachers look to improve on… Continue Reading →
Educators are known for repeating directions. Typically, we are glad to help our students back on to the path of learning. This year has been different in how we repeated directions, however. Oftentimes, the directions changed as local circumstances changed…. Continue Reading →
Educators have been on a learning curve for more than one year by the time this last school year ended. We do love to learn, but that was a lot of learning! With new formats to contended with did you… Continue Reading →
The past year was a year of exceptionalities. We all needed to do different things to survive all the constantly changing demands of education. Let’s examine what your learner needed this past year. Welcome to Week 3 of the #8weeksofsummer… Continue Reading →
As you extricate yourself from school mode you may be talking to friends you have missed in the business of this past school year. Let’s examine how you collaborated with peers this past year. Welcome to Week 2 #8weeksofsummer Blog… Continue Reading →
Welcome to the 2021 #8weeksofsummer blog challenge! Wow, that was some school year. What did we just do? Let’s reflect. #8weeksofsummer || Week 1 Blog Prompt || Blog Challenge #ETCoaches #BloggingBuddies #TECHtalkGA #ReflectiveTeacher #edchat #ETCoaches #edtech #PD4uandme Click To Tweet… Continue Reading →
It is time for the 2021 #8weeksofsummer Blog Challenge! Educators just experienced an unprecedented school year – a whole year – in incredibly challenging circumstances. We should have all kinds of thoughts on how online platforms augmented our teaching and… Continue Reading →
Today the #8weeksofsummer blog challenge concludes and the $100 USD Amazon Gift Card is awarded; those who participated in each post are eligible. While it is overdue, no educator should be surprised. This school year will be the longest, strangest… Continue Reading →
How is your school/district operating differently this year? We know how surprised we all were the abrupt nature of #RemoteLearning {Read: Remote Learning posts}. But that might not mean you aren’t surprised by some of the measures local schools/districts are… Continue Reading →
This past spring you likely had to flex time like never before in the classroom. Many teacher’s first encounters with asynchronous learning was harsh. After all, many thought they had to be present for students to be learning; would others… Continue Reading →
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