Shelly Terrell
Shelly Terrell is an education consultant, technology trainer, and author. Read more at teacherrebootcamp.com
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Goal:Be another teacher or your student’s champion in the next coming weeks.

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I believe highlighting areas in their work with my feedbackis the mosthelpful forstudents.

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Write a post or create a presentation or graphic explaining how blogging has helped you grow as an educator. Share this creation with a teacher who hasn’t yet started blogging.

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Have a conversation with your leadership about implementing an idea or making a change to the school environment.

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This year get your students to visualizedifficult conceptsor understand a process by teaching with infographics.

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When we share our stories of where we feel we made mistakes in classes or with students then we are able to reflecton the issues and think of solutions.

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Goal:Improvea lesson plan or activity to create a meaningful learning experience for your students.

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The way we design our lessons and activities determine how successful our learners will be in grasping new knowledge.

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Take the challenge and see how even accomplishing one goal makes a difference and gets you motivated as a teacher.

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Set the stage for innovation this year with your learners by implementing a program or creating the environment for innovation.

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Students can learn aboutsports, current events,STEM, history, geography, and foreign policy while enjoying the Olympics.

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When we connect with other educators and developPersonal/ Professional/ Passionate Learning Networks (PLNs), we participate in collective, networked learning.

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When others in your group see your patch or pin they know what you’ve achieved and can also feel a kinship with you because they are part of the same community and have the same mission.

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Many people ask me how I keep up with the latest technology trends and find so many resources to share on Twitter (@ShellTerrell), my weeklywebinars, or on this blog

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Students can experience new cultures, history, and understand the world in better ways with virtual reality, augmented reality, and wearables.

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Conduct a video, audio, or written interview with a colleague from another country to gain perspective on an issue. Take this further by publishing your interview.

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One of the best survival lessons I learned as a teacher was to engage parents.

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Unlike many other technologies, mobile devices can support physical health along with learning.

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We can guide our learners to communicate and collaborate effectively with their mobile devices by pairing or grouping them to problem-solve and create.

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Get your students to create digital gifts that show they appreciate and celebrate their loved ones and friends.

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In 2012, I visited the British Library withTerry Freedman. I was astounded by how much interaction I was able to have with the exhibits.

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