Reimagining Learning through Meaningful Tech Integration
The #InnovatingPlay Twitter Chat has been on pause for the summer season to give us all a chance to recharge after an intense school year. We are looking forward to Continue Reading →
Developing Meaningful Blended Learning Experiences In last week’s post we talked about Higher Level Questioning and Purposeful Learning. This week we take time to reflect on the importance of balancing Continue Reading →
Setting the Stage with Morning Messages In last week’s post we talked about Digital Workflow that Elevates Learning & Teaching. We continue to build connections to Morning Messages as we Continue Reading →
Book Messages – Workflow with Morning Messages Recently we pondered about content to share to help our community make connections to our Innovating Play book that recently came out. Typically, Continue Reading →
Who? Educators who work with elementary students (teachers, admin, TOSAs, etc). Primary teachers will appreciate this the most! What? 30 minutes of connecting with other educators on a topic that Continue Reading →
We are SUPER EXCITED to reveal the cover of our Innovating Play book!! The cover not only turned out absolutely adorable, but it also visually represents the heart and mindset Continue Reading →
We are THRILLED to share THAT WE ARE WRITING A BOOK, and are SO honored and grateful that Dave Burgess Consulting, Inc. is representing us with this opportunity. We are Continue Reading →
There are SO MANY learning experiences that educators facilitate and witness with their students. It can be fulfilling to live AND capture the learning process along the way…whether it may Continue Reading →
As moderators of this uniquely styled chat with educators who bring depth to their responses, we are constantly on the lookout for bridging connections and listening to the needs within Continue Reading →
Discoveries From Our Previous Chat As we (Jessica and Christine) reflected on our last chat, Playing with Possibilities, we discovered that all teachers share the need for a break, but Continue Reading →