Photo Galleries Of The Week
Obviously, photos can be great educational tools with English Language Learners and with any students (seeThe Best Ways To Use Photos In Lessons). I post about many photo galleries, also called slideshows. To do it in a little more organized way, though, I recently began this weekly feature called “Photo Galleries Of The Week.” This post is a “round-up” of online slideshows I’m adding to various “The Best…” lists:
Early expeditions to Everest is an audio slideshow from the BBC. I’m adding it to The Best Sites
Interview Of The Month — Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach
(As regular readers know, each month I interview people in the education world about whom I want to learn more. You can see read those past interviews here.)
Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach is the author (with Lani Ritter Hall) of the just-published Solution Tree book The Connected Educator, which offers a new model for 21st century professional development: “connected learning communities.” Sheryl and came to know of each other through the Teacher Leaders Network and our mutual colleague John Norton, an education writer and editor who co-founded TLN and has given both of us helpful editorial feedback over the years. In this interview, she shares some of her own education backstory and her vision of teaching and learning in the Internet Age.
1. Tell us something about your background as a teacher and educator.
I wasn’t one of those kids who always wanted to be a teacher when I grew up. In fact, probably the opposite was
Moonwalking Birds Video
Here’s an amazing video of birds that moonwalk. It’s from PBS. I’ve “tube-chopped” the best minute-and-half here, but you can see the entire longer video here. I’m adding it to The Best Sites For Learning About Animals.
