Seems like teachers who are looking for their PLC peers are here (migrated from Twitter), LinkedIn is where all the influencers and evangelists go to speak in hyperbole, and Reddit is a dark dark place where burnt out teachers hide behind anonymity to absolutely dump out out all their frustrations.

One math problem where you can see a student’s thought process is worth so much more than a whole worksheet full of problems. You can properly give feedback too, because you can respond to their thought process and not just its result.

Have you used Canva’s code with me feature? Just curious how they compare. I’ve never used Gemini for this but it looks like it has similar limitations as Canva in terms of the graphics it can code. I’ve used Canva Code to make a lot of Breakout Clues. #EduSky

I saw that post at the top of my feed just a few minutes ago! I didn’t read it closely though- I was just on my way to the LinkedIn puzzles, which are dope. #EduSky

Sounds like Universal Design for Learning! #UDL

Reflect, especially on the craft of becoming learners.

I know it would be way harder than it’s worth, but it would be a cool inroad to percentage and probability if students could see a list of their chance block results at the end of a game. Would make for great bragging too #EduSky

This is super simple and super fun. Random chaos that is absolutely perfect for that 5th/6th grade mentality. I would love to be a part of the meetings for new game ideas. Game design is such a pure form of creativity.

Our district has Magic School so I mostly use that #EduSkyAI

I also think there is so much focus on the negative possibilities, that the best thing I can do is share as much as possible about the positive, pro-learning possibilities, to help balance the discussion. #EduSkyAI