REALity Check

Listening to educational podcasts is a great way to engage in that professional conversation on your time.  Here are 6 great teacher podcasts to tune in to!

In "Upping your Twitter Game, Part I," I shared the three educators you should be following on Twitter. So today, in "Upping your Twitter Game, Part II," I’d like to respond to my colleagues who expressed interest in participating in EdChats. Join me as I discuss the purpose, logistics, tips and a list of edchats to help you successfully participate in your first edchat on Twitter.

We began this semester by asking teachers to try something new, and a lot of responses we received were about following three new educators on Twitter. So today, in Part One, we’d like to present you with the Three Educators You Should be Following on Twitter.

In our previous episode, you heard about many of the ways project-based learning can benefit students from our guests.  If you’re on board with the concept, here are seven steps to incorporating project-based learning into your curriculum.

Hear about why project-based learning is important for our students from the people in our building who experience it every day.  

With the weather being unpredictable in January, it seems fair that we should discuss what to do on the inevitable e-learning day. So here are five tips to get creative on an e-learning day.

We know that WeVideo can create nice videos and do voice-overs.  We want to highlight 5 things you might not know about WeVideo and how you can leverage it for your classroom.

Twenty-five years ago teachers were asking students to create in a very different way then teachers do today.  In another twenty-five years, how we ask our students to create will probably look different still.  Join us as we discuss the evolution of creating, where we were, where we are now, and where we think we'll end up.