Archive for month: May, 2017

"Whether students are learning from good ideas or creating them on their own, what we refer to as a ‘good idea’ often refers to a new, interesting, or creative thought: a new way to solve an old problem, an interesting perspective, etc." ed.gr/bri4u pic.twitter.com/lH5GyPheBA

Yesterday from Edufolios's Twitter via Meet Edgar · reply · retweet · favorite

"Whether you’re looking to be inspired or find non-fiction reads about managing your classroom, look to pins from teachers on Pinterest for some recommendations." ed.gr/bri4i

About a day ago from Edufolios's Twitter via Meet Edgar · reply · retweet · favorite

"What makes it truly unique from the other apps and tools is Geddit allows students to provide feedback on the pace of the class - beginning, middle or during lesson closure." ed.gr/bri33 pic.twitter.com/KXUlCfoL3s

About 2 days ago from Edufolios's Twitter via Meet Edgar · reply · retweet · favorite

"What does it mean if there’s absolutely nothing out there about you? How might that be viewed by a principal? How being just public enough can help demonstrate your ability to meet standards 2.6 and 4.5 of the APSFTs?" ed.gr/bri3x

About 3 days ago from Edufolios's Twitter via Meet Edgar · reply · retweet · favorite

"Research agrees that the strongest students emerge from homes supportive in the learning process, and below we’ve listed a few ways parents can support students at home." ed.gr/bri37 pic.twitter.com/1In3rEn0tr

About 4 days ago from Edufolios's Twitter via Meet Edgar · reply · retweet · favorite