Tag Archives: Professional Learning Communities

Educators and the Great Twitter Controversy?

January 16, 2010 – 1:35 pm

This post is part of a series tagged Education News and Controversy
Professionals in the field of education are using Twitter more than ever to share ideas and promote their businesses. My online publishing work has benefitted from two social media networks in particular. Using Twitter and Facebook to announce my writing has brought more readers [...]

By Damien Riley | Posted in Teaching | Also tagged education news and controversy, Facebook, lesson plan, lesson plans, professional learning community, Teacher Twitter tools, Twitter | Comments (0)

5 Reasons Trainings Rock

January 4, 2009 – 2:47 pm

Trainings, while reviled by some teachers, can be a time of team building.

By Damien Riley | Posted in Teaching | Also tagged focus, goals, Teaching | Comments (0)

Professional Learning Communities – Worth the Effort

September 13, 2008 – 12:53 pm

Professional learning communities are revolutionizing teaching. We are learning at my school how powerful it can be when teachers work together. Unfortunately, it does require a lot of patience and work to make happen.

By Damien Riley | Posted in Teaching | Also tagged Classroom, job, scaffolding, teacher, Teaching | Comments (3)

When Peer Coaching Becomes Bragging

June 6, 2008 – 10:29 am

Sometimes we need to make sure are not grandstanding while training.

By Damien Riley | Posted in Teaching | Also tagged edi, humility, peer coaching, plc | Comments (0)

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