This week I thought I’d share awesome twitter accounts for general Teaching and Learning inspiration.
So in no particular order… (although obviously I’ll start with mine)
Magpied Pedagogy simply collates the amazing practice shared on twitter. The twitter account simply tweets the posts from the webpage –https://magpiedpedagogy.wordpress.com/ – where you will find over 750 ideas collated from across twitter.
#PedagooFriday is probably one of those tags I find most inspiration from. If you’ve not come across Pedagoo Friday before you’re seriously missing out. I won’t lie, when I’m collating tweets to embed into MagpiedPedagogy it’s one of the first hashtags I seek out; there’s a huge array of ideas and subjects covered by it.
Pedagoo is a community of teachers learning through sharing classroom practice, you can join in at http://Pedagoo.org or through the previously mentioned weekly hashtag: #PedagooFriday
Collator of great ideas shared under the hashtag #Iwishyoutaughtmykids.
Pete shares ideas from far and wide. If you ever need a sprinkle of inspiration check out the Lesson Toolbox twitter feed or his site – https://lessontoolbox.wordpress.com/.
Created by @ASTSupportAali | Try This Teaching shares and promotes a toolkit of T&L ideas based on the site http://www.trythisteaching.com/toolkit/
Affiliated with Andy Griffith & Mark Burns, the Creators of the Outstanding Teaching Intervention and the authors of Engaging Learners and Teaching Backwards, this twitter feed regularly shares tips, ideas and good practice from classrooms across the UK as well as links to research and publications.
Now technically it’s not Isabella that I’m recommending here, but more the pedagogical hashtag she created – #PoundlandPedagogy. If you’ve not heard of the concept of Poundland Pedagogy, then let me briefly explain it to you. Quite simply it’s the idea that cheap products from shops such as Poundland and PoundStretchers can be used to enhance teaching and student engagement through creative and innovative approaches.
There are a huge range of ideas to be found under the hashtag and I highly recommend taking a look.
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