As educators, we are life-long learners. However, not all teachers can always spend five hours on learning outside of what schools already require them to learn. I still think that each week, we should engage in some learning in some way. More here
5-Hour Rule: If you’re not spending 5 hours per week learning, you’re being irresponsible
Posted: 17/03/2020 by broadyELT in life-long learner, UncategorizedTags: teacher life-long learning
A Smart Jumpsuit Provides Information on Infants’ Movement and Development
Posted: 09/03/2020 by broadyELT in early childhood, research, UncategorizedTags: research early childhood
A cool research tool. More here
Cellphones in classrooms: good or bad for learning?
Posted: 07/03/2020 by broadyELT in digital distraction, UncategorizedTags: smartphones in class
I believe that the answer depends on how students use them for learning or not. Here is research that speaks against them
Nonprofit Podcasts
Posted: 03/03/2020 by broadyELT in Nonprofits, UncategorizedTags: nonprofit podcasts
Being an Effective Speaker. About Hedging
Posted: 01/03/2020 by broadyELT in leadership, professional presentations, UncategorizedTags: effective speaking, hedging
The 10 Skills You’ll Need By 2020 (And Beyond)
Posted: 28/02/2020 by broadyELT in college and career readiness, UncategorizedTags: 21st century skills, college and career readiness
What are college and career skills? More here
5 leadership styles and the one that outperforms them all
Posted: 25/02/2020 by broadyELT in leadership, UncategorizedWhere are you? More here: https://www.smartbrief.com/original/2020/01/5-leadership-styles-and-one-outperforms-them-all
Take control of vocal delivery: Be yourself and be heard
Posted: 22/02/2020 by broadyELT in communication, presentations, professional presentations, UncategorizedTags: effective communication
Be an effective communicator by looking at this information.
How to Be a Better Online Teacher
Posted: 27/12/2019 by broadyELT in online learning and teaching, UncategorizedTags: online teacher PD
There is always room to improve, right? Morehere