by mallackwalsh | Dec 17, 2019 | ETS Instructors
In late 2019, it would be hard to believe that anyone has not heard of STEM. Districts, schools, and communities are hiring educators, creating curriculums, and purchasing materials to assist students in applying Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics...
by mallackwalsh | Nov 19, 2019 | ETS Instructors
The Internet and social media have greatly impacted the way our students read, write, express themselves, communicate, share, research, and learn. In order to prepare students to meet the demands of a digitally connected world, teachers must experience learning and...
by Janice Gentles-Jones | Jun 14, 2019 | ETS Instructors
The end of the school year is approaching fast! Before the year ends I aim to get students to review, reflect, and connect. Some of your students are probably super excited to begin their summers or might be restless from testing. The activities below will motivate...
by Shelly Terrell | Apr 16, 2019 | ETS Instructors
“Yes, kids love technology, but they also love Legos, scented markers, handstands, books, and mud puddles. It’s all about balance.” by K.G., 1st Grade Teacher One of the best things about teaching very young learners is that they are super excited to learn! They also...
by Denis Sheeran | Mar 4, 2019 | ETS Instructors
So, I seem to have a thing about blogging when it snows. Today is no different. We had a snow day today and I took out the snowblower to clear out the 8-10 inches of snow in my driveway. Things were going well for a while until, without explanation, the snowblower’s...
by Lee Araoz | Feb 17, 2019 | ETS Instructors
1. DON’T Accept the Default Seek out an option that is BEST for YOU. Make it your mission to fight: “We’ve always done it this way” thinking. ALWAYS find a BETTER way! 2. Develop a GROWTH MINDSET Remind yourself that failure is an important...
