Teachers Are Learners

Learning is changed behaviour. Do you agree? I'd love to hear your opinions.

I share my writing struggles and try to extract two types of professional learning from it.

I give you the best tip that I have for showing your learning in diverse ways. Of course, I also get abstract in explaining my thought process behind this method. Enjoy! Reach out to me on Twitter: @mrmrmoch

Listen to a discussion between Michal and I about how to formalize your learning and the advantages of paying for it. Also, Google classroom PD is a valid way of doing it.

I'm excited to start season two. This segment is just to say hello again, I'm back and to ask you to reach out

A quote to end the day.

An episode that discusses something.

What are the benefits of sharing your learning with others?

Sometimes you just gotta buckle down and get it done.

What is learning and what is a disempowered idea on school?

In this episode I interview Lucille Dunn who tells us a little bit about citizenship and why it's important for us all.

Empathy, empathy, empathy.

Mr process: immerse. Six weeks. Move on.

Keep a list of your next three things to learn.

Do you agree?

Skip if you don't like learning! What do you think of the point that I make? Agree or disagree? Let me know please!

Learn so that you can design for better learning. What should you be learning? It doesn't really matter in my opinion.

Ask this question of yourself: why do i want to become a learner? What is my motivation?

Teachers Are Learners so embrace feedback, wherever and however you get it. Feedback is diverse and it matters more how we use it for ourselves, than how it is delivered to us.

The first real practical tip - set aside time for your learning. Just like you would for exercise, you need to carve out the time in your day to dedicate to learning. There's no magic bullet for this one folks! You just gotta do it!