Cultivating Connections

Technology allows us to connect and collaborate in ways that have never been possible before. We can brainstorm ideas on teaching a concept with a teacher across the hall or across the globe. All of this collaboration can lead to well developed units and curriculum designed through careful thought and analysis. The power of many is certainly more than the power of one. But how do we make sure that the hard work we put into designing curriculum, continues to grow and remain accessible year to year? As teachers come and go on a campus, it is important to examine how and where we store our units, plans, and curriculum so that we can sustain momentum. As the educators who may be the ones coming and going, how do we make sure that we preserve the work we’ve done? Designing curriculum has become less about drawn out lesson plans and more about curating resources. So, as we write curriculum we have to examine more non-linear ways of organizing resou...

Bloom's Digital Taxonomy Verbs

Incredible #Bloomstaxonomy resource from Global Digital Citizenship and Andrew Churches .

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Jennifer Ralston Stringer 2017