Good Stuff, Maynard 01/02/2015

• bfIs the Feedback You’re Giving Students Helping or Hindering? | Learning Sciences Dylan Wiliam Center

  @DrMaryHoward Thank you so much Mary! There is a link embedded in the post and here it is: http://t.co/VvBIqOLu0v

• Who was behind the Common Core math standards, and will they survive? | The Hechinger Report

  A look at the writers of Common Core math standards via @hechingerreport http://t.co/GjxjIhL3Vk http://t.co/4VWh9gfir1

• OH, I LOVE this Taylor! Do yo have a link to the

  OH, I LOVE this Taylor! @ForFeedback Do yo have a link to the Williams article? http://t.co/2EMoejWneg

• Take Action To Build A Classroom Community so gra

  Take Action To Build A Classroom Community @HeinemannPub so grateful to live in a Penny world! http://t.co/XREwtXLBUw

• Respond to Student Writing as a Reader

  Respond to Student Writing as a Reader @HeinemannPub http://t.co/NvOKPVQ3MG

• Rubrics: Not Just a Teacher Tool - CORElaborate

  Rubrics: Not Just a Teacher Tool @brookster29 http://t.co/cRKeyuyCVN via @PSESDLiteracy #WATeachLead #ecet2

  tags: WATeachLead ecet2

• 4 Tips for Having Students Take Notes in Google Docs | Teacher Tech

  4 Tips for Having Students Take Notes in Google Docs http://t.co/XXo1q7e65N #edtech

  tags: edtech

• instaGrok: An Education Search Engine for Students | Edudemic

  instaGrok: An Education Search Engine for Students http://t.co/gt9S7QsWYB

• Genius Hour - Linkis.com

  Genius Hour is out! http://t.co/BrIe7qpKNv Stories via @mcnairan3 @ugetmade @casas_jimmy

• Teacher Tips: Using the research tool within Docs to quickly add citations - YouTube

  New Year's resolution: have your students use the research tool in Docs for citations to make life much simpler http://t.co/B1FwFI773d #GAFE

  tags: GAFE

• Response: Several Ways To Differentiate Instruction - Classroom Q&A With Larry Ferlazzo - Education Week Teacher - Linkis.com

  Carol Anne @cat3y Rick @rickwormeli2 & Larry @Larryferlazzo on one page. BE STILL MY HEART! http://t.co/e3mSjc5ab9 GO RICK! @rickwormeli2 "In a successful differentiated class, we stop hiding behind the factory model of teaching.” http://t.co/e3mSjc5ab9 MUST READ. ‘nuf said @Larryferlazzo http://t.co/z5IdHF9sxG

• Wesley A. Fryer, Ph.D. | Keynotes

  I added embedded @slideshare presentations of past talks to my Keynotes page http://t.co/0OzARkvzgr #WebDesign

  tags: WebDesign

• Great ideas for using Shadow Puppet app | iPads | Pinterest

  Great ideas for usin http://t.co/3vNBrIgWEg #gcsk12 #edtech #ipaded

  tags: gcsk12 edtech ipaded

• The Cool Cat Teacher Daily Tweetpaper

  The Cool Cat Teacher Daily Tweetpaper is out! http://t.co/k3gqP9gEn2 Stories via @mattBgomez @MichaelPetrilli @Ade1965

• See the Powerful Positive Side of Those Kids That

  See the Powerful Positive Side of Those Kids That Drive You Crazy @HeinemannPub such an important message! http://t.co/zn3w0HzeWo

• Help for Kids With Executive Functioning Problems | Parent Strategies - Understood

  Executive functioning issues—strategies you can try at home to help your child http://t.co/vFyuR1NCaw

• Learning with 'e's: A learner's curriculum

  A learner centred curriculum http://t.co/JSNP14qRwQ

• Great ideas for technology use can be found here a

  Great ideas for technology use can be found here at http://t.co/UrIHiuzVlz (via @tonyvincent)

• 10 Ways Teachers Can Make The Best of Twitter ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

  10 Ways Teachers Can Make The Best of Twitter http://t.co/2V6oNCjGUm #nt2t #edtechchat #edtech

  tags: nt2t edtechchat edtech

• How to Send Emails from a Google Spreadsheet via F

  How to Send Emails from a Google Spreadsheet via Free Technology for Teachers - As I do every ... http://t.co/9vACX8kCKf

• Teach Children Well: Follow Voices Unfamiliar

  Curious about your thoughts related to this post: http://t.co/vrtiDTuNWB @tomwhitby @SimplySuzy @jlv @TonySinanis @ncarroll24

• Why Didn't I Think Of That? - Education Next : Education Next

  Why Didn’t I Think Of That? http://t.co/5aymGie6Aa

• Free Technology for Teachers: Try EDpuzzle's Chrome Extension to Save Videos for Flipped Lessons

  Try EDpuzzle's Chrome Extension to Save Videos for Flipped Lessons http://t.co/feACXkSVuw

• An Interactive Image - ThingLink

  TOUCH this image: An Interactive Image http://t.co/0fsHemNi0B

• 30 Techniques to Quiet a Noisy Class | Edutopia

  30 Techniques to Quiet a Noisy Class http://t.co/RhEc0ZIz58

• Principal Howell: Target Learning: I don't know???

  New Post: Learning Targets http://t.co/u9WmavVQ0m @jdeanlearner @saradelg10 @Rheauml @MR_ABUD @askteacherzcom @katecalmurray @hamka_moussa

• Report: Many Teachers May Fall Short in Retirement Savings - Teaching Now - Education Week Teacher

  RT @EdWeekTeacher: Roughly half of all teachers do not qualify for even a minimum pension benefit. http://t.co/8Pbv0pPpwW

• Life of an Educator: 10 things we need to remove from education

  Life of an Educator: 10 things we need to remove from education: http://t.co/FwUoJ5yX2i by @justintarte

• Why You Clicked on That Tweet: The Psychology of Twitter Engagement

  Why You Clicked on That Tweet: The Psychology of Twitter Engagement http://t.co/LrjJbWqYWk via @hubspot

• Free Technology for Teachers: Seven Good Student Response Systems That Work On All Devices

  Seven Good Student Response Systems That Work On All Devices via Free Technology for Teachers - As ... http://t.co/EewFFukb9A

• THE LESSON CLOSURE - MAKING YOUR LESSON PLANS COME ALIVE- PART 3 - YouTube

  Closure - so important in all lessons: http://t.co/W811qcMaWH via @YouTube

• Standardized mess: Humans are unique, why not play to our strengths? - Starr Sackstein, MJE, NBCT

  Standardized mess: Humans are unique, why not play to our strengths? http://t.co/aZP6XABisT #edchat #ntchat #TTOG #sblchat #edchatde #njed

  tags: edchat ntchat TTOG sblchat edchatde njed

• Found this article on Kidwatching. We need to pull

  Found this article on Kidwatching. We need to pull from a rich history of knowledge & stop reinventing the wheel. http://t.co/KeSrr0QTwu

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