Shelly Terrell
Shelly Terrell is an education consultant, technology trainer, and author. Read more at teacherrebootcamp.com
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Planning a video project doesn’t have to be a huge headache.

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This summer learn more about teaching trends by exploring hashtags.

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Goal:Explore past reflections and reflect onwhat they revealabout your growth, ideologies, and beliefs about teaching and learning.

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Music appeals to students of all ages and is a great way to engage learners.

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Teach your students how to enhancetheir reading, writing, literacy, studying, and research skills with these powerful web browser tools.

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Google Hangoutsis a great web tool and mobile app for learners to collaborate.

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Give your learners an anonymous way to provide you honest feedback about lesson plans they did not enjoy, unsuccessful assessments, or topics they found difficult to comprehend.

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Below are tips, resources, and ideas to help you end the year making a lasting impression.

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Below, I have collected over 10 posts full of ideas fromhow to manage your classroom like a Jedi to teaching math with Star Wars infographics.

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Choosing to teach means you have a big heart, because you have chosen to transform society and the world by equipping students with the skills, abilities, and resources to make a meaningful impact.

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Go a step further and have your students design social media videos and graphics introducing us to their passion and projects where they need support.

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Have your students join a global project or start a project to spread peace.

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Word clouds make integrating technology to learn cost-efficient and easy.

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Goal:Share your best and/or worst lesson.

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Earth Dayis April 22nd and serves as an important reminder of how each of us needs to do our part to care for the planet we call home.

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Emojis are part of digital literacy and citizenship.

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Humor is a great way to ease the anxiety of learning and can make learning difficult or stressful topics engaging and fun.

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No matter what subject you teach, poetry can engage learners or stir their creative juices.

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Your students can reflect on the commercialism of Valentine’s Day and participate in activities to find the true meaning of the holiday.

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With so much standardized testing and stress on data,play is being taken away. Children are being tested as early as Kindergarten.

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Students who understand the format, take test prep courses, and understand the strategy needed to pass these tests will often outperform their peers.

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The activities below get students to use their devices to learn grammar in engaging ways.
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