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Retention is one of the most serious issues plaguing education. These 6 qualities are pervasive in teachers who have not only stuck it out, but who continue to thrive year after year. 
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In all the work I have done with countless educators from across the world I believe we can break them down into two groups. Goo
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For educators to thrive in the classroom and navigate these and other modern difficulties, teachers must have certain skills that their predecessors didn't.
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education
Rosemary Dale's curator insight,
June 23, 2020 11:27 PM
A great find!
Some of these tools I knew about, but some are a discovery!
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In this infographic created by Daily Genius, you can check out the characteristics of what makes a digitally competent teacher.
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Teaching takes resilience—the ability to “bounce back” from an unanticipated change or disaster. Here are five ways to stay positive and keep going when it gets tough.
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In today's Two Minute Timeout for Teachers focus on puzzle pieces. When tough times try to derail you, remember to focus on your alignment.
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USC Rossier's Toolkit for Digitally-Literate Teachers provides teachers with how-to guides, actionable strategies and real-life examples of the benefits of digital literacy in the classroom.
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In 2013, Canadian educator Lori Gard wrote a popular piece for Huffpost Living which highlighted caring as the most important thing a teacher can do for
Lon Woodbury's curator insight,
June 29, 2015 2:41 AM
This article makes Sense. Isn't this what good relationships are based on? Isn't this kind of thinking what builds a real community where a person belongs and can feel safe? -Lon
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I am by habit a bibliophile. I read at least 25 pages of a book per day which usually turns in to 40-60 books per year. I’ve written a few books myself, and plan to write more. But this list is not about me, it’s really about us as an education community. What are we …
Sumayya Qudrat's curator insight,
April 9, 2015 12:34 AM
reading for teachers. this will assist in helping students also..
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Matthew Kohut claims people make a decision with a tenth of a second about a person’s warmth. Projecting a sense of warmth is imperative for teachers
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Books for educators can inspire us to be at our best and plan our best lessons. Here are 10 books worth checking out.
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Teaching Strategies: 10 Things Successful Educators Do
Valeria Garcia Lopez's curator insight,
May 7, 2018 8:45 AM
This article is very useful for us in our professional development. The article mentions 10 things that we can do to become successful teachers, for instance, when we empathize with our students and when we have high expectations about what they can do, we become good educators. Also, in order to motivate our students to learn, it is important to demonstrate that we really know about the subject we are teaching, in that way we can also take risks and think out of the box to make learning enjoyable for students. Finally, the article mentions that it is important to have a good communication with parents as well as with students because in this way, teachers can involve parents in the learning process and success of students. |
