Cross Posted from innovatingplay.worldWritten By Christine Pinto and Jessica Twomey We are THRILLED to share THAT WE ARE WRITING A BOOK, and are SO honored and grateful that Dave Burgess Consulting, Inc. is representing us with this opportunity. We are excited and proud to celebrate the learning experiences our students engage in, Continue Reading →
Cross Posted from innovatingplay.world Written By Christine Pinto and Jessica Twomey #InnovatingPlay came over to play with #TosaChat during their Twitter chat that was moderated by Nyree Clark. During the chat, participants reflected and answered questions that revolved around the cycle of #InnovatingPlay: Connect, Wonder, Play, Discover: FIRST- WE CONNECT! – What Continue Reading →
#GAfE4Littles introduced the #SlowFlipChat in July 2017. The opportunity came up because the US Independence Day fell on the first Tuesday of the month, which is one of the bimonthly #GAfE4Littles chat days. In lieu of the formal Twitter chat, Shawn Reed and I came up with #SlowFlipChat alternative. With a new Continue Reading →
Last week my brother and I went to an American Sign Language social with other students learning ASL and people in the community. I have no idea what came over me, but I decided to tag along. This was different for me since I am the type of person who likes Continue Reading →
#GAfE4Littles chats have been occurring since August of 2016! We have had a number of discussions on a variety of topics from growth mindset to HyperDocs to discussing the 4 Cs and many more! Check out the archive to previous #GAfE4Littles chats HERE! Chats are twice a month on the first and third Continue Reading →
#GAfE4Littles is HAPPENING!!! New educators and advocates are discovering the hashtag and the PLN that is established upon it. TONS of resources and Google Apps templates are being shared. More teachers are believing in their Littles and giving them a chance to explore technology! I am dedicating a place on my blog Continue Reading →
The first GAfE 4 Littles chat was AMAZING! A group of believers with various education titles came together to discuss using Google Apps for Education with students, more specifically in the primary classroom. Some of the things we discussed were: activities that littles (primary students) can use, how GAfE can support Continue Reading →