Pernille RippSocial Links Navigation Latest articles by Pernille Ripp Today I Chose Not to Share – When Is It Our Right to Share the Work of Our Students? By Pernille Ripp published 9 June 15 When I read their rough drafts I had to take a break. Well Hello ISTE 2015! By Pernille Ripp published 29 May 15 So if you are going to ISTE, I would love to meet you. A Few Ideas for Using Skype in the Classroom By Pernille Ripp published 21 May 15 Skype and I have been faithful friends for the past 16 years, ever since I moved to America, but our relationship really deepened 5 years ago when I brought it into the classroom. ISTE to Recognize the Global Read Aloud By Pernille Ripp published 8 May 15 What started as a summer night’s conversation and a “What if…” moment spoken aloud, has turned into a global event that somehow grows, changes, adapts, yet perseveres year after year. Would You Be Our Audience? By Pernille Ripp published 27 April 15 We are looking for K, 1st, or 2nd grade classes to view some of these performances and rate them using a form posted right below the video. Let’s Discuss Class Dojo For a Moment By Pernille Ripp published 20 April 15 I get asked a lot about my feelings about Class Dojo and whether or not I use it. Teaching Students How to Speak Well – A Unit to Explore By Pernille Ripp published 13 April 15 My Students Don’t Want to Make All the Time And I Am Okay With That By Pernille Ripp published 8 April 15 We seem to think that all students want to just be left alone to make and create. What Personalized Learning Is Not By Pernille Ripp published 11 March 15 Much like any great educational idea, this idea of personalized learning seems to have become twisted into something it is not. Does It Matter Whether Students Recognize What We Do As Teachers? By Pernille Ripp published 9 February 15 Yesterday more than 3,000 students did the #studentlife challenge. On February 5th Do the #StudentLife Challenge – Show the World What A Day in the Life of A Student Looks LIke By Pernille Ripp published 30 January 15 Have you signed up to be a part of the #studentlife challenge on February 5th? 9 Barriers to Personalized Learning And How We May Work Around Them By Pernille Ripp published 22 January 15 I didn’t know Iwasdoing personalized learning when I first changed the way I taught. Feb. 5th Show the World What the Life of A Student Looks Like – #Studentlife By Pernille Ripp published 13 January 15 A Few Nontraditional Tips For Starting Your Own Blogging Journey By Pernille Ripp published 24 December 14 If you have been looking to start a blog, a few maybe not so traditional tips from me to you. 5 Simple Ways to Reenergize Your Classroom By Pernille Ripp published 22 December 14 Pledge to try something different, doesn’t have to be a big thing; find a way to incorporate a technology tool you already use in a new way, change a project, or try something completely new. Our Epic Nonfiction Project By Pernille Ripp published 17 December 14 Throughout this project we have been able to successfully marry tech tools with writing, as well as using Skype, Twitter and other interactive tools. Am I the Barrier to my Students’ Full Tech Integration? By Pernille Ripp published 16 December 14 How often does our own lack of knowledge of a tech tool (or anything for that matter) prompt us into saying no, rather than yes? Voxer Takes Connections to the Next Level If You Let It By Pernille Ripp published 12 December 14 Voxer is not just for collaborating, it is for connecting, and those connections are changing my life. How is Student Blogging Different in the Middle School Grades By Pernille Ripp published 10 December 14 One of my biggest “crazy ideas” I knew I wanted to try when I switched from the elementary classroom to the middle school was to continue blogging with students. Hello October – What I Have Been Doing By Pernille Ripp published 28 October 14 I started out the month in San Francisco at the incredible ISF conference. The Things I Did That Stopped A Love of Reading By Pernille Ripp published 23 October 14 Over the last 7 years as a teacher, this is how I have changed based on feedback from my students. Do Our Students Understand Our Standards? By Pernille Ripp published 17 October 14 My students had done halfway through the quarter reflections and some of them had really missed the mark on their own engagement and work quality. The Downside to Being a Connected Educator By Pernille Ripp published 8 October 14 In honor of Connected Educator month, (which is a strange month anyway because aren’t we always connected?), I think it is time to discuss the downfalls. So What Has Actually Been Working – 7th Grade Readers Workshop By Pernille Ripp published 26 September 14 This year with a new grade level and a new subject and only 45 minutes, there has not been a dull moment yet. A Few Podcasts By Pernille Ripp published 25 August 14 I always have a great time speaking to the amazing educators, hosts, and just generally nice people that invite me on their shows. 1 2 3 4 Archives Tech & Learning NewsletterTools and ideas to transform education. 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Today I Chose Not to Share – When Is It Our Right to Share the Work of Our Students? By Pernille Ripp published 9 June 15 When I read their rough drafts I had to take a break.
Well Hello ISTE 2015! By Pernille Ripp published 29 May 15 So if you are going to ISTE, I would love to meet you.
A Few Ideas for Using Skype in the Classroom By Pernille Ripp published 21 May 15 Skype and I have been faithful friends for the past 16 years, ever since I moved to America, but our relationship really deepened 5 years ago when I brought it into the classroom.
ISTE to Recognize the Global Read Aloud By Pernille Ripp published 8 May 15 What started as a summer night’s conversation and a “What if…” moment spoken aloud, has turned into a global event that somehow grows, changes, adapts, yet perseveres year after year.
Would You Be Our Audience? By Pernille Ripp published 27 April 15 We are looking for K, 1st, or 2nd grade classes to view some of these performances and rate them using a form posted right below the video.
Let’s Discuss Class Dojo For a Moment By Pernille Ripp published 20 April 15 I get asked a lot about my feelings about Class Dojo and whether or not I use it.
My Students Don’t Want to Make All the Time And I Am Okay With That By Pernille Ripp published 8 April 15 We seem to think that all students want to just be left alone to make and create.
What Personalized Learning Is Not By Pernille Ripp published 11 March 15 Much like any great educational idea, this idea of personalized learning seems to have become twisted into something it is not.
Does It Matter Whether Students Recognize What We Do As Teachers? By Pernille Ripp published 9 February 15 Yesterday more than 3,000 students did the #studentlife challenge.
On February 5th Do the #StudentLife Challenge – Show the World What A Day in the Life of A Student Looks LIke By Pernille Ripp published 30 January 15 Have you signed up to be a part of the #studentlife challenge on February 5th?
9 Barriers to Personalized Learning And How We May Work Around Them By Pernille Ripp published 22 January 15 I didn’t know Iwasdoing personalized learning when I first changed the way I taught.
Feb. 5th Show the World What the Life of A Student Looks Like – #Studentlife By Pernille Ripp published 13 January 15
A Few Nontraditional Tips For Starting Your Own Blogging Journey By Pernille Ripp published 24 December 14 If you have been looking to start a blog, a few maybe not so traditional tips from me to you.
5 Simple Ways to Reenergize Your Classroom By Pernille Ripp published 22 December 14 Pledge to try something different, doesn’t have to be a big thing; find a way to incorporate a technology tool you already use in a new way, change a project, or try something completely new.
Our Epic Nonfiction Project By Pernille Ripp published 17 December 14 Throughout this project we have been able to successfully marry tech tools with writing, as well as using Skype, Twitter and other interactive tools.
Am I the Barrier to my Students’ Full Tech Integration? By Pernille Ripp published 16 December 14 How often does our own lack of knowledge of a tech tool (or anything for that matter) prompt us into saying no, rather than yes?
Voxer Takes Connections to the Next Level If You Let It By Pernille Ripp published 12 December 14 Voxer is not just for collaborating, it is for connecting, and those connections are changing my life.
How is Student Blogging Different in the Middle School Grades By Pernille Ripp published 10 December 14 One of my biggest “crazy ideas” I knew I wanted to try when I switched from the elementary classroom to the middle school was to continue blogging with students.
Hello October – What I Have Been Doing By Pernille Ripp published 28 October 14 I started out the month in San Francisco at the incredible ISF conference.
The Things I Did That Stopped A Love of Reading By Pernille Ripp published 23 October 14 Over the last 7 years as a teacher, this is how I have changed based on feedback from my students.
Do Our Students Understand Our Standards? By Pernille Ripp published 17 October 14 My students had done halfway through the quarter reflections and some of them had really missed the mark on their own engagement and work quality.
The Downside to Being a Connected Educator By Pernille Ripp published 8 October 14 In honor of Connected Educator month, (which is a strange month anyway because aren’t we always connected?), I think it is time to discuss the downfalls.
So What Has Actually Been Working – 7th Grade Readers Workshop By Pernille Ripp published 26 September 14 This year with a new grade level and a new subject and only 45 minutes, there has not been a dull moment yet.
A Few Podcasts By Pernille Ripp published 25 August 14 I always have a great time speaking to the amazing educators, hosts, and just generally nice people that invite me on their shows.