Weekly Bookmarks from @mccoyderek 10.5.2014

• 6 Steps to Becoming a Highly Effective Leader: Your Personal “SWOT” Analysis

• What Is Leadership in Curriculum?

  Some great guiding questions to help us in our supervision efforts – for teachers, school admin and district leaders

• Solve the Frustration of Team Decision-Making

  For us, group think is important – it drives our vision and mission! But we have to be productive – there are some GREAT tips and considerations here.

• Math Chat – Solve Problems Together in Real Time

  Great math tool here – can’t wait to try it out!

• Interesting Critical Thinking Posters for Your Class

  I was recently in a classroom and the teacher was leading group research – these questions would have helped make it more student-led.

• 6 Steps For Flipping Your Classroom

• Must Have Twitter resources for PD

  Resources from the great @cybraryman

• Instruction That Works

  Strategies for making instruction stick

• 8 Excellent iPad Apps to Enhance Students Reading Comprehension Skills

• 5 Ways to Have Fun with Google Maps in Class

• 6 Reading Comprehension Problems & What To Do About It

  Great visuals and explanations to go along with them

• On-the-Spot Scaffolding for Students

  Supporting students while still giving them control

• Building Strong Class Culture All Year Long

  3 simple and powerful considerations

• 8 Steps for Students to Remove Their Digital Footprints

• 6 Principles Of Genius Hour In The Classroom

  ‘Genius Hour in the classroom is an approach to learning built around student curiosity, self-directed learning, and passion-based work.’ Starter points here

• Four Activities to Jump-Start Teamwork Among Teachers and School Leaders

  Collaboration strategies for your teams – get on the same page and be more productive!

• Infographic differentiated instruction

  TREMENDOUS resource here if you want to enhance your differentiation efforts!!

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