Tag Professional Development
Welcome to the EduBlogs Teacher Blogging Challenge EduBlogs offers different blogging challenges: personal blogging and student blogging. In the Teacher Challenge (personal) series I will follow these 8 steps: Step 1: Setting up your blog Step 2: Setting Up Pages… Continue Reading →
What is your start of year game plan? Three steps every teacher must take this year! Professional Development Playbook: what do you want to do for your career this season? Proactively organize your own professional development this year. As a… Continue Reading →
Why are you going back to work in your school district this year? Perhaps “because the summer is over” is not a deep enough answer? There are many jobs in any school district, but the vast majority of employees are in the classroom… Continue Reading →
Passive Participant, Invited to Reflect It turns out I have dueling purposes today participating in Project Roundtable: What is the Moral Imperative as Educators to share our work? I am constantly taking the pulse of these asynchronous meetings, trying to internalize the… Continue Reading →
Where is your next professional development coming from? Our most fragile learners in school often face the day wondering where their next meal is coming from, how will they feed themselves to get through to the next day; we might see a shade of that same… Continue Reading →
When Atlanta slipped into national news for not being prepared for #SnowJam14 it was instantly looking for redemption. A rematch was granted by Mother Nature Valentine’s week in the form of an even bigger winter storm. Tuesday through Friday schools were… Continue Reading →
It doesn’t often snow here. But when it does – watch out anything can happen! Like what you say? Well, a work-from-home professional learning day for my county for instance. I love the feeling of knowing you are a trusted… Continue Reading →
My dabbling with MOOCs has been quite well self-documented. Today I registered for a MOOC I feel rather differently about… let me explain. This MOOC is offered by Georgia’s Virtual Learning/Schools. https://www.openteachertraining.org There is an inherent appeal to me since I… Continue Reading →
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