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Jamie House's Groups (7)
Instructional coaches
20 members Latest Activity: Jan 6, 2016 This is a group for instructional coaches, teacher mentors, and anyone in a teacher mentoring role.
Online Teaching and Learning
63 members Latest Activity: Apr 9
Share resources, strategies, and experiences related to online teaching and learning.
Edtech
513 members Latest Activity: Oct 2, 2017 A group where educators can learn and identify which Educational Technology tools are appropriate for them. I'm hoping to simplify this process…
Web 2.0 / Emerging Technology
384 members Latest Activity: Mar 26 With the emergence of social media and emerging technology how do know what type of technology to use in the classroom. This group will provide a…
Google Tools for Teachers
251 members Latest Activity: Jul 25, 2017 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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Podcasting and Vodcasting in the Classroon
51 members Latest Activity: Nov 25, 2013 Did you ever think of broadcasting your lessons for more students to hear you? How about archiving past lectures for students to use for their…
Best Practices and Differentiated Instruction
159 members Latest Activity: Jul 24, 2017 Share ideas, strategies, and successes using best practices, differentiated instruction, and technology in the classroom
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Oliver Maurice posted a blog postHow to get a PhD
A Ph.D. is the terminal degree for some fields, and it prepares graduates for faculty and research positions at universities. Earning a Ph.D. requires advanced coursework, examinations and a dissertation analyzing original research. This article discusses what must be done to obtain a Ph.D.The first step in the journey toward completing a doctoral degree is to obtain an undergraduate degree. For the best start, choose a bachelor’s degree program at a regionally accredited university.…See More
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Writer’s block is a term you’ve probably heard often. The amazing and confusing thing about writer’s block is that people apply the term to drastically different experiences. For many, “writer’s block” means a frustrating but temporary stall in their progress. For some authors, though, the phrase looms nightmarishly large and describes a recurring and debilitating struggle to move ideas from their mind to the page.Under the pressure of deadlines, almost everyone—from students to professors to…See More
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