Well today is my first official day of spring break. My wife and 3 kids had spring break this last week, so we were not able to take a trip this year. But I have found some ways to stay busy and keep learning. Tomorrow, I head to Kentucky to lead a Professional Development with Science and Social Studies teachers at Murray Independent Schools. This is a two day workshop to help them increase student engagement and implement a "Flipped" classroom. Both Mike and Travis will be joining at different times via google hangouts to share their experiences and ideas. I am looking forward to making new friends, share ideas and learn with the good people of Murray, KY. |
- A 1-hour, live webinar held April 1, 2015 at 4:45 PM EDT (New York time)
- Featuring experienced voices (connected educators) from major disciplines
- A time for sharing and answering questions about student-centered, inquiry-based classrooms
- Any educator interested in inquiry-based, technology-infused, student-centered learning
- Teachers of science, English, social studies, or elementary education
- Much of what they will share transcends all disciplines – invite a friend, a teacher, or a parent who you think may be interested!
- They are educators knowledgeable in the design of student centered classrooms.
- These folks have been at it a while — they understand the pedagogy and the accompanying technology infusion into learning.
- They clearly see the potential for deeper learning, and they know the challenges and how to overcome them.
- They have an established online presence and spend significant time connecting and sharing.