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Happy 59th birthday Steve.
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The 7 Habits of Digitally Effective Teachers
daily edventures | The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teachers Who Use Technology
Steve Jobs Will Get a Postage Stamp
The United States Postal Service has long issued commemorative stamps honoring events, things, and people that shaped the nation and world over the years, and next year the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs will be joining those ranks. According to a document obtained by The Washington Post, Steve Jobs will be in the USPS Class of 2015 alongside the likes of (here are some iTunes links…
Great Social Studies Sites
February 11, 2014. It’s been awhile now since my last post on resources for social studies teachers. I have been bookmarking some new websites and platforms that can be of some help to social studies teachers and today I sat down and went through all of these resources and compiled the list …
Looking for Some New Apps? Check out These Sites
February, 2014. One of the questions I get asked so often is about the resources I draw on for curating educational apps I share with you here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning. Well, I am subscribed to over a hundred blogs and websites through both RSS feed and social media and my …
5 Online Tools Every Teacher Should Try in the Classroom
The internet is becoming a tool for more than just researching papers. The tools that are available to instructors and students can mean the difference between success and failure.
The Importance of Technology in Education
daily edventures | The Importance of Technology in Education
Guerrilla Tactics in Teaching: A New Approach
In guerrilla teaching, a teacher places a green card on the door outside of the classroom to signal an invitation for a guerrilla teaching encounter.
Introverts in the Classroom
I’ve insisted on having some quiet time built into my day for as long as I can remember. I’d drop the class off at P.E. and retreat to my classroom, breathing a deep sigh and reveling in the silence. I always built down-time into our daily schedule, following up an intense period of direct instruction …
Why Ineffective Teachers Matter
One thing that every teacher strives for – regardless of the age, subject matter, or grade level they teach – is effectiveness. I don’t know any teacher who wouldn’t agree that they want to be an effective teacher.
