- Making Sure College Is Worth The Cost : NPR Ed : NPRGood discussion about the college selection process via NPR - The bigger question might be: What, exactly do expensive private colleges have to offer in exchange for their high tab?tags:collegeadmissionscollegeadvice
- Does the new iPad Pro have anything to offer schools?Good question regarding the iPad Pro and schools.tags:ipad
- How Much Harm Can Sugar Do? - The New Yorkertags:sugarhealth
- 8 Ways to Teach Empathy and Cultivate Communitytags:empathySEL
- Get Hungry For FeedbackGreat advice from Cale Birk - As busy as we are, I believe that we need to ensure that we do three things when it comes to getting and utilizing feedback: We need to ensure that after any meeting, day, or event that we feel is important, we set aside a block of time to reflect on the process. We need to ensure that we are hungry for authentic feedback from what IDEO calls "extremes and mainstreams", people who we might not think to ask for feedback along with those that seem obvious. We need to take this feedback, and apply it by making a prototype that we can test out with actual users (even using something like the High Tech High Tuning Protocol) with time built in prior to our next use so we can make any necessary adjustments.tags:feedbacklearningfuturethreefor
- Why those annoying ‘helicopter parents’ aren’t so bad after all -From Alfie Kohntags:helicopterparents
- Rethinking challenging kids-where there's a skill there's a way | J. Stuart Ablon | TEDxBeaconStreet - YouTubeGreat YouTube Video on dealing with challenging students from Dr. Stuart Ablontags:behavior
- More Core ELAFrom Malden High School English Teacher Abbey Dick - once-weekly meditation on teaching secondary Englishtags:ThreeforThursdayenglishteaching
- These Three Areas May Be the Root of Student DisengagementMore thoughts on student engagement from Pernille Ripptags:engagement
- Some Ideas for Re-Engaging StudentsSome good thoughts on engagement from Pernille Ripp
- Design Magazine Covers With Canva's New Templatestags:canvahowtomagazinecovers
- Convert Your PDF’s to Google DocsHow to convert a PDF to a Google Doctags:pdfgoogledocs
- Back to School with CanvaSome good tips on using Canva from Kate and Lisa at EdTechTeachertags:canvaEdTechTeacher
- Periscope in the ClassroomSome ideas for using Periscope in the classroom from Holly Clarktags:Periscope
- Connecting CreativityThe Connecting Creativity series is a learning quest designed with concept and content convergence in mind, supported by meaningful technology integration. Each Connecting Creativity concept is designed so teachers can repurpose the idea to meet the needs of their students and the needs of their curriculum goals.tags:creativityconnectingThreeforThursday
- Free Apps and Sites that Support LiteracyGood list of apps and sites to support literacy from Monica Evon. tags:appsliteracyThreeforThursday
- We're going the wrong way in trying to get teacher evaluations right: Lloyd E. Sheaffer | PennLive.comtags:teacherevaluation
- US History Teachers Blog: Effective Classroom MethodologyFrom Ken Halla - As I begin a new school year - my 25th, (my student have their first day on Tuesday) I always like to reflect on what setup (beyond the physical part) is best for my students. Good resource to share with new teacherstags:teachersclassroomnewteachers
- 5 Pieces of Advice for New Teachers - VideoFrom Keith Hughestags:advicenewteachers
- The New Voice Typing Feature In Google Docs Is Great – I Wonder If ELLs Can Use It For Pronunciation Practice?tags:voicetypinggoogledocsell
- Updated rankings. Lots of changes toward the bottUpdated #FantasyFootball rankings. Lots of changes toward the bottom of RBs, WRs and Ks. http://t.co/4RALCUSb4Ktags:FantasyFootball
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
cross-posted at www.patrickmlarkin.com
Patrick Larkin is the Assistant Superintendent for Learning of Burlington Public Schools in Burlington, MA and the former principal of Burlington High. He blogs about education at www.patrickmlarkin.com.
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