Pernille RippSocial Links Navigation Latest articles by Pernille Ripp Do You Do Global Collaboration with Your Students? Please Take this Survey By Pernille Ripp published 11 April 16 I am looking to highlight amazing teachers around the world that are doing just this; creating opportunitiesfor their students to collaborate with others in their literacy instruction. Why I Taught My Students to Email (And Maybe You Should Too) By Pernille Ripp published 1 April 16 Audience Needed for Elephant & Piggie Performances By Pernille Ripp published 17 March 16 The students have been hard at work figuring out how to be better speakers and they are now ready to show the world. The 2030 UN Challenge – A Social Advocacy Project By Pernille Ripp published 18 February 16 For the past 3 weeks, we have combined classes and worked on the2030 UN Challenge. What It’s Like to Live Online – A Student’s Perspective By Pernille Ripp published 12 February 16 My students started blogging yesterday, all trying to use it as a platform to start conversations with others. I was blown away by many of their posts and thought I would share at least one. Why audio books in the classroom? By Pernille Ripp published 28 January 16 Several of my students who have never liked reading are begging for the next book. Join the 1 School 1 World Challenge Feb. 22nd #1S1W By Pernille Ripp published 28 January 16 Why Audio Books in the Classroom? By Pernille Ripp published 15 January 16 Several students this year are having incredible reading experiences, kids who have never liked reading, are begging for the next book, begging for time to listen. Ideas for Working With the January Slump By Pernille Ripp published 14 January 16 So how do we work through the January slump that sometimes happens? A few ideas to help. Mind Your Skype Manners – Tips for Better Skype Calls By Pernille Ripp published 14 December 15 Every year I have to remind my students how to act while Skyping, to mind their Skype manners as we proceed. Would You Like to Be Our Readers? By Pernille Ripp published 11 December 15 As part of ourepic non-fiction picture book project,we are looking for students to share these books with. Our Epic Nonfiction Picture Book Project Take 2 By Pernille Ripp published 8 December 15 Throughout this project we have been able to successfully marry tech tools with writing, as well as use Skype, Padlet, Twitter and other interactive tools. How to Do PD Right – Yes, It’s Possible By Pernille Ripp published 6 November 15 Excitement? Really? Since when has PD actually been something to look forward to? Want to Be Our Audience? By Pernille Ripp published 28 October 15 My fantastic 7th graders are working on short choral poetry performances and would love a real-live audience. Win A Signed Copy of My Book! By Pernille Ripp published 9 October 15 In the spirit of learning from others, I thought it would be great to give away a physical copy of my bookPassionate Learners – How to Engage and Empower Your Students. Global Read Aloud: One Book to Connect the World – A Video #GRA15 By Pernille Ripp published 16 September 15 The International Literacy Association (formerly IRA) has been a huge supporter of the Global Read Aloud for a few years. How I Select A Picture Book For Our Classroom By Pernille Ripp published 1 September 15 As I looked up something for him, I heard them excitedly talk about the books in our room. Before We Periscope From Our Schools, Let’s Think For a Moment By Pernille Ripp published 4 August 15 The myriad of ways I could see implementing it in my classroom overwhelmed me in a good way. How About a Mystery Vox? By Pernille Ripp published 30 July 15 The power of Skype never ceases to amaze me and I have loved doing Mystery Skypes for many years now. 3 Must-Do’s If Your School Purchases Curriculum By Pernille Ripp published 23 July 15 If we are chained to a curriculum map based on other people’s students, then we are not teaching the students in front of us. What About the “P” In Your B.Y.O.D.? By Pernille Ripp published 21 July 15 The final quarter of last year, our classroom was a limited B.Y.O.D. zone, meaning yes, bring your own device but check it at the door unless we had a purpose for it. The Future of Literacy By Pernille Ripp published 1 July 15 I always knew that I would find my calling among books. Passionate Learners – My ISTE 2015 Ignite By Pernille Ripp published 30 June 15 On Sunday, I had the incredible privilege to give an Ignite speech at ISTE 2015. Your Best Tips for #ISTE2015? 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Do You Do Global Collaboration with Your Students? Please Take this Survey By Pernille Ripp published 11 April 16 I am looking to highlight amazing teachers around the world that are doing just this; creating opportunitiesfor their students to collaborate with others in their literacy instruction.
Audience Needed for Elephant & Piggie Performances By Pernille Ripp published 17 March 16 The students have been hard at work figuring out how to be better speakers and they are now ready to show the world.
The 2030 UN Challenge – A Social Advocacy Project By Pernille Ripp published 18 February 16 For the past 3 weeks, we have combined classes and worked on the2030 UN Challenge.
What It’s Like to Live Online – A Student’s Perspective By Pernille Ripp published 12 February 16 My students started blogging yesterday, all trying to use it as a platform to start conversations with others. I was blown away by many of their posts and thought I would share at least one.
Why audio books in the classroom? By Pernille Ripp published 28 January 16 Several of my students who have never liked reading are begging for the next book.
Why Audio Books in the Classroom? By Pernille Ripp published 15 January 16 Several students this year are having incredible reading experiences, kids who have never liked reading, are begging for the next book, begging for time to listen.
Ideas for Working With the January Slump By Pernille Ripp published 14 January 16 So how do we work through the January slump that sometimes happens? A few ideas to help.
Mind Your Skype Manners – Tips for Better Skype Calls By Pernille Ripp published 14 December 15 Every year I have to remind my students how to act while Skyping, to mind their Skype manners as we proceed.
Would You Like to Be Our Readers? By Pernille Ripp published 11 December 15 As part of ourepic non-fiction picture book project,we are looking for students to share these books with.
Our Epic Nonfiction Picture Book Project Take 2 By Pernille Ripp published 8 December 15 Throughout this project we have been able to successfully marry tech tools with writing, as well as use Skype, Padlet, Twitter and other interactive tools.
How to Do PD Right – Yes, It’s Possible By Pernille Ripp published 6 November 15 Excitement? Really? Since when has PD actually been something to look forward to?
Want to Be Our Audience? By Pernille Ripp published 28 October 15 My fantastic 7th graders are working on short choral poetry performances and would love a real-live audience.
Win A Signed Copy of My Book! By Pernille Ripp published 9 October 15 In the spirit of learning from others, I thought it would be great to give away a physical copy of my bookPassionate Learners – How to Engage and Empower Your Students.
Global Read Aloud: One Book to Connect the World – A Video #GRA15 By Pernille Ripp published 16 September 15 The International Literacy Association (formerly IRA) has been a huge supporter of the Global Read Aloud for a few years.
How I Select A Picture Book For Our Classroom By Pernille Ripp published 1 September 15 As I looked up something for him, I heard them excitedly talk about the books in our room.
Before We Periscope From Our Schools, Let’s Think For a Moment By Pernille Ripp published 4 August 15 The myriad of ways I could see implementing it in my classroom overwhelmed me in a good way.
How About a Mystery Vox? By Pernille Ripp published 30 July 15 The power of Skype never ceases to amaze me and I have loved doing Mystery Skypes for many years now.
3 Must-Do’s If Your School Purchases Curriculum By Pernille Ripp published 23 July 15 If we are chained to a curriculum map based on other people’s students, then we are not teaching the students in front of us.
What About the “P” In Your B.Y.O.D.? By Pernille Ripp published 21 July 15 The final quarter of last year, our classroom was a limited B.Y.O.D. zone, meaning yes, bring your own device but check it at the door unless we had a purpose for it.
The Future of Literacy By Pernille Ripp published 1 July 15 I always knew that I would find my calling among books.
Passionate Learners – My ISTE 2015 Ignite By Pernille Ripp published 30 June 15 On Sunday, I had the incredible privilege to give an Ignite speech at ISTE 2015.
Your Best Tips for #ISTE2015? By Pernille Ripp published 25 June 15 What are the hidden rules of ISTE, or really any other major conference?
10 Tips for Going to A Conference All By Yourself By Pernille Ripp published 17 June 15 Pernille’s 10 travel tips for going to a conference all by yourself…