This Halloween Escape Room (all the work is done) using any Quizizz (now Wayground) Quiz, was one of my top resources of 2022/23 so had to be sure to share again this year! 😀 I hope this can once again be fun and helpful during this Halloween season! 😎 docs.google.com/presentation/d… #edtech

Can't tell fact from fiction? Overwhelmed by information overload? Your lack of critical thinking is crippling your career. Here's how to sharpen your mind and make better decisions: 48 simple questions to help you out of this pickle.

📊 Design with intention by gathering pre-assessment data! ➡️ bit.ly/4cewzU8 #EduChat #EduTwitter #Teaching #BlendChat #EdTech

"After a lesson has concluded, a checklist is helpful for evaluating its effectiveness and helps us investigate why the lesson did or didn’t work." Jenifer Pellerin and Rachael Ramsey via edutopia edutopia.org/article/checkl…

Hey history teachers! Reformation Day is coming and one of my favorite ways to teach it was getting admin on board to let students write a list of changes they wanted to see at school and publicly post them on the admin door: docs.google.com/presentation/d…

After reviewing 500+ papers for top journals, I've cracked the code on perfect scientific paper structure. The anatomy of a scientific paper nobody tells you about. Think of your paper as a story: • Abstract = movie trailer • Introduction = opening scene • Methods = behind

Do you intend to read any article this weekend? Read this paper to know how to 'actually' read a paper! I've highlighted the key points -> now this 10 min read of 3-pass apprach will change your paper reading technique for good Key takeaways: - First Pass (5-10 minutes) Quick

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Foster collaboration, encourage communication, and make use of Retrieval Practice With Think, Pair, Share 🧠👭🗣️ Here's a blog (and a graphic based on Jamie Clark's) on it 👇 bit.ly/3ZWj5bS

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Fundamentals of Good Writing: A Handbook of Modern Rhetoric Drop a "BOOK" in the comments, and I'll send the link to you via DM! 💬

Elements of Critical Thinking

How do you pick between different quantitative methods? Here are the 5 key approaches:

In educator Dr. Pamela Jones Seda's classroom, the focus is on putting Ss in the director's seat when it comes to their own learning. Read more: teacher2teacher.education/2023/11/28/7-w…

🗣️ Why & how you should be implementing math journals 📔 in your station rotations! 🔗 For a detailed explanation & a full list of prompts, tap: bit.ly/3V8yFyR #mathchat #math

The best of both worlds! This resource, from educator Lᴀᴜʀᴀ Sᴛᴇɪɴʙʀɪɴᴋ 🎸#RockNTheBoat, is both a self-assessment hack and a quick data lesson. #BiteSizedPD

Writing a Scientific Article: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners

HOW TO GIVE SUCCESSFUL PRESENTATIONS: A FIVE-STEP PROCESS

6 ways AI can improve academic work (peer-reviewed) 1. Ideas & Research Design 2. Content Dev & Structuring 3. Literature Review & Synthesis 4. Data Management & Analysis 5. Edit, Review, Publish Support 6. Communication, Outreach, Ethics Here's the breakdown:

5. Editing, Review, & Publishing AI supports proofreading, editing, and even manuscript tracking. It can also enhance peer review responses and streamline the publication process. (Less time editing, more time creating research.)