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This is a group for sharing resources to help others to get started with Twitter it will also serve as a place to connect with other Twitter users.
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Elementary Educators K-8
Welcome Primary Educators! Teaching students from ages 5 to 14 requires loads of subjects to cover and loads of resources to share. Join this group to reflect about your classes and brainstorm ideas for improvement.See More
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Google Tools for Teachers
Whether you're a Google pro or interested in great free tools for your classroom, this is a place for you to share and learn.
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Best Practices and Differentiated Instruction
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Brain Based Teaching
A group of educators interested in maximizing student potential through the use of brain-based teaching techniques. Teach to the way the brain learns best!See More
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John Marsh posted a blog postCalculus Tutoring
Calculus is originated from a Latin word ‘calculus’ and literally, it signifies 'small pebble'. However, it is a mathematical study related to continuous change, similarly the algebra, geometry, and others. There are two different prominent branches of calculus Differential Calculus (concerned with the slopes of the curve and rates of change) and Integral Calculus (related to the areas between…See More
Ethan Dunwill posted a blog postHow to Stay Connected to Your Family While You Are Teaching Abroad
Say you’ve always wanted to teach English abroad, you studied hard and that new TESOL/TEFL Certificate is in your hot little hands and now,…See More
Dorothy Hastings posted a status"Every child has a different learning style. Understanding how your child learns is important. Read more... https://bit.ly/2HvHMC3"
Preston Felix commented on Catrin Cooper's blog post 5 Ways to Teach Kids Essay Writing at Home"Writing an argumentative essay is very different from writing an academic essay. However, even in an academic essay, you’d still be hoping to persuade the reader to agree with your point of view. This is because you are advocating a certain…"
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