Padlets provide an easy way to collect and organize resources found online or on your own computer. Share your Padlet with colleagues and collaborate to build a useful collection of tools to improve your practice!
Teachers always have the best ideas to share with their colleagues! Borrowing tips and tricks from one another helps us get to the most effective strategies or tools in the least amount of time, and we all need time savers these days! What idea will ...
Are you feeling flustered by all of the technology possibilities available with remote learning? Have you been comparing your distance teaching abilities with your colleagues? Dr. Mooney suggests putting those ideas aside so we can focus on the most ...
Dr. Mooney recently learned how one district addressed their remote learning challenges in the spring. Perhaps their solutions will inspire you as you prepare for the fall semester!
It’s not too hard to find bilingual books in Spanish, but finding them in the less-common languages that some of our ELs speak can be more of a challenge. Dr. Mooney points you to several online resources for this hard-to-find multicultural/bilingu...
So you’re suddenly a distance learning educator? Don’t worry, many teachers around the country are in the same situation. Dr. Mooney offers a few suggestions for implementing your professional teaching knowledge both with and without technology.
Engaging students in online content is sometimes not as easy as it sounds. Edpuzzle.com is a free resource that provides a way for teachers to tailor videos and comprehension checks to meet the varied needs of their English learners.
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Infographic
Thanks for the Phonology infographic! Very helpful info for me and my district!
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Artist’s/Writer’s Workshop
The Universal Language of Pictures: A Critical Tool for Advancing Student Writing by Beth Olshansky provides a strong rationale for leading students to begin their writing projects with artwork. You can read my article about a few of her ideas, but w...
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Enjoyed learning about this alternative to frontloading vocabulary. I think there are many teachers out there who teach using a discovery method like you shared in the magnetism lesson example, but they don’t realize the importance of connectin...
