The TechEd Clubhouse

NYSCATE Reflections: TED Talks, Networking, and Inspiring Innovation -- TEC33

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In this episode of The TechEd Clubhouse, I reflect on my incredible experience at the NYSCATE Conference. From delivering a TED-style talk to engaging in meaningful conversations with inspiring educators and innovators, this episode dives into the power of collaboration, technology, and creativity in education. You’ll hear key takeaways from the conference, lessons from my talk, and tips on building your professional network. Plus, I’ll share a project idea you can bring to your classroom to spark creativity and teamwork.

What You’ll Learn:

  • The importance of conferences like NYSCATE in advancing technology and innovation in education.
  • Insights from delivering a TED-style talk, including preparation tips and the impact of storytelling.
  • How networking can fuel your professional growth


    • Reflection Questions for Listeners:

    1. What recent learning experience has inspired you to rethink your approach to teaching?
    2. How do you stay connected with professionals who can challenge and inspire your work?
    3. If you were to give a TED-style talk, what message would you want to share about your role in education?
    4. How can you integrate more collaboration or innovation into your classroom or workplace?

      5. Resources Mentioned in the Episode:

      • NYSCATE Website: https://www.nyscate.org/ – Explore events, edtech tools, and professional development opportunities.
      • Edutopia: https://www.edutopia.org/ – A wealth of resources for integrating design thinking and project-based learning.
      • TED Talks for Educators: https://www.ted.com/playlists/27/ – Inspiring stories from educators who are transforming learning.
      • Social Media Networking: Connect with like-minded professionals using hashtags like #EdTech, #STEM, #PBL, and #DesignThinking.



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