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TPACK vs SAMR Infographic

A teacher friend and I had a Chromebook crash course today. When tasked with sharing about SAMR and TPACK, we decided to use (and simultaneously learn) about a new tool, Piktochart. It has been my nerdy teacher dream to have my students create infographics, so I am super excited to …

Flow State in the Classroom

Csikszentmihalyi’s Theory of Flow defines flow as “a pleasurable state of high productivity which can occur either during work or play”. Ernest W. Adams applied this theory to playing games, but it is easily applied to any learning task.                 It is often during creative …

What is your reaction?

Last week I shared about a chemical reaction vocabulary activity that I was creating for my students. I was inspired by this …

Guest Blogging on My Site

Interested in guest blogging? Click to fill out the survey! My blog is my home. You can take your shoes off or leave …

Science Vocabulary Strategies

Here are two science vocabulary strategies – one is old and is new (for me). Concept Mapping If you have never used …

Hanging Around is a Joy

This was the first week of a new semester and I’m not exhausted. This is not sarcasm. Seriously. (It may be the …

Sketchnoting, Interactive Notebooks and Post-its

A new semester is about to start and I am loving the momentum of new ideas. Right now I am tweaking interactive …

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