I find my diigo groups the best way to find good resources for teaching and learning. I also enjoy being able to be more subject specific with the English Companion ning. Another excellent resource is TES connect (UK). Finally twitter - with careful selection of those I follow has brought me consistent educational debate and resources. {With twitter I did find it more comfortable to require permission for people to follow me. It has made me feel less vulnerable to those who I do not want part of my network} These three things are probably my favorite. I guess that may be simply because I have found them the most useful. I have found some real gems.
Of course - time permitting - there are all my RSS feeds from individual teachers and other sites:)
I find Google Reader is a great tools to let yourself be informed about resources and ideas that is useful to you. And another useful tool i like most to use is SNS—Classroom2.0. Be sure you know about it.
My name is Robin Wilkins and I am a student researcher. I am conducting a study in which I would like to share the perceptions of teachers who teach in inclusive settings (non-disabled and disabled students) regarding engaging students and professional development needs to engage students.Robin_Wilkins_RecruitmentFlyer032822.docxSee More
"Looking to post a flyer on my page for teachers interested in participating in my upcoming research on student engagement. The research involves one online interview and an online focus group. Do you know who I have to contact to get…"
"Thank you Shawn for your insights. My EdD research (2018) around professional development of college teachers in rural locations (in Ontario, Canada) indicated that agency and institutional support were key factors in active professional…"