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STEM education offers benefits to students of all ages. It helps develop critical thinking skills, promotes creativity, and encourages teamwork. It also prepares students for the future and fosters lifelong learning.
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Three Things is a (mostly) daily record of thoughts, questions, inspiration, gratitude, and stuff that made my day better or made me better. Once written, I send them out into the world and invite serendipity.
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Using ChatGPT puts pressure on the user to ask good questions and follow-up questions. Creative questions will lead to creative solutions. This is where I think artificial intelligence will shine in the future.
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Incorporating Brain Breaks can add fun and movement to the school day and add enjoyment for teachers and students.Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.
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Here are the two newsletters referenced in the video:
T.G.I.F. Teacher Newsletter - Polarizing Education, Hearing All Voices, and Cognitive Load - https://bit.ly/3ElLei1
T.G.I.F. Teacher Newsletter - Well-Being, Wordle, and Feeling Lucky - https://bit.ly/3gegvcM
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Here's a look back at some things that resonated with me while preparing my TGIF newsletter. It's for teachers and lifelong learners.
The following newsletters are referenced:
1. Equity, Silver Linings, and The Man Who Ate Himself - https://www.jeremyajorgensen.com/t-g-i-f-newsletter/
2. Student Engagement, Facts, and Checking In - https://www.jeremyajorgensen.com/t-g-i-f-newsletter-student-engagement-facts-checking-in/
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Twitter is abuzz with teachers talking about Teacher Appreciation Week. Here are some of my thoughts.
Here is the link to the referenced blog post: https://www.jeremyajorgensen.com/thoughts-on-teacher-appreciation-week/
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These are some of my thoughts connected with an Edutopia article I read about some of the science behind Brain Breaks. This is the second episode and my first time using a microphone. I hope you are able to follow along. I keep working at it.
You can check out the post referenced in this episode here: Give Me a Break
Here's the new microphone I am learning how to use: Shure MV5 Digital Condensor Microphone*
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Testing out my podcasting set up and jumping right in. Join me on my journey.From the publisher's feed