I was lucky enough to be selected as a presenter at this year's Utah Coalition for Educational Technology, but I wasn't sure if it was going to go over well since I didn't have a whole ton of technology in my presentation.
The session was titled "You Can Be the Teacher AND the Class Clown" and I was to present my ideas on motivation in the classroom through humor, music, cheers, and technology, also known as "Edutainment."
Well, it was standing room only! The attendees were so receptive and willing to have participate, that I almost went over my scheduled time because everyone was having a blast.
Being in that room, with all of those educators laughing at my jokes, listening to my advice, and sharing their gratitude, was truly amazing and I hope I will be able to continue these motivational sessions in the future.
Thank you UCET for taking a chance on this presentation and scoring! I can't wait to do it again! And thank you to the attendees for being a great audience whom I hope will take away some valuable ideas and incorporate them into their "Edutaining" classrooms!
Entertainment meets Education! Teaching tips, ideas, and stories from a professional clown/DJ/actress and teacher.
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Totally Terrific Teacher Tip: Place the names of your students on the back of your id badge. Then you have a handy list to use in an emergency like a firedrill, when going on field trips or at recess time. If you have a clear back to your badge, you can place the list inside the badge, then use a dry-erase marker to mark off names as you call them.
Source: kindergartenfever.blogspot.com via Valerie on Pinterest
Organization Board
Totally Terrific Teacher Tip: Teacher's organization board - A great place to keep your receipts, to do list, calendar and more. Use this for items only related to your teaching life to make your day-to-day easier.
Totally Terrific Teacher Tip: "A place for everything, and everything in its place."
Great idea from pinterest on how to organize some of your smaller classroom supplies. I will probably change up the labels, but it's such a great idea when you don't want to spend your time searching for these items in your desk!
Source: mrsrojasteaches.blogspot.com via Kelsey on Pinterest
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