Networking with professionals in the education field is an invaluable source of information for a teacher. I have been an active part of several learning communities since I became a teacher and they have been an endless wealth of ideas and advice. I am proud to say that our ADL group that we have formed has also been extremely valuable and helpful. I have been able to bounce ideas off them, offer support, and get advice from people who understand the process more than anyone. The words of encouragement I have gotten have gotten me through some tough times and I hope I have been that support for them too.
Being able to read and communicate through our posts and our Zoom meetings has also provided me with a learning network I wasn't expecting from an online course. I feel like I have learned so much from everyone's unique perspectives during our time together and I know it will continue as we move through the program.
Learning Networks
ADL Group:
Lance - www.lancemoran.com
Shaneigh - https://wyndee0924.wixsite.com/shaneighsmith
Deena- https://digitaldeena.wixsite.com
Juliana Abiro- Coming Soon
Yagaira Alaniz- https://yalaniz2.wixsite.com/my-site-1
Mattheiu Brooks- transcendent-learning.com
Other Groups:
Texas Council for the Social Studies
Aspire Technology Group in Humble ISD
My School Community of Teachers
My Third Grade Team
Facebook:
Not So Wimpy Third-Grade Teachers
Class Dojo Teacher Community
Twitter:
@MrsBlasdel_DWE
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