Alfredo Prieto Martín

Alfredo Prieto Martín, Spain, Secondary, Tertiary, Professional Development, University Teaching

Alfredo Prieto is an immunology professor at the University of Alcalá (Spain) After a decade of research (best youg researcher Award 2000 at the University of Alcalá) I pivoted to an teaching oriented career. In 2005 I started to lead workshops on teaching and professional development of university teachers. Ten years later I have a record of more than 100 university teaching workshops along 22 Universities.

In 2012 I founded the Profesor 3.0 blog (It is written in Spanish) which has received 50.000 visits. In 2014 I was awarded with the fourth world position at TEMS 2013 (Top E-learning Movers and Shakers) and also received the Prize of teaching innovation at Alcalá University.

Profesor 3.0
It helps to improve university teaching ansd learning. I share al the ideas I think can help to the community of spanish speaking universty teachers to improve the learning of their students. The blog is centered in how active, inductive and flipped metodologies can improve the learning and personal development of our students.

Theme: active learning, inductive learning, gamification, flipped learning, backward design, teaching gurus, teaching tips, assessment methods, spanish

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Angela Sato

Angela Sato, Perú, Children, Teens, Adults, English

English teacher since 2010. Mother of one child. I look forward opennes, creativity and having fun!

Angela's English classes - currently offline
The goal of my blog is to help my students outside the clasroom by providing extra practice, tips and extra information.

Theme: english, tips, learner tools

Antonio Luna

Antonio Luna, Spain, Secondary, Spanish, IB, Language B

I am a student-centered teacher because I consider myself just another learner and I always try to apply the concept of empathy in my everyday life and so do I in my classes. I love to play the guitar and incorporate music in my classes. In my classes students learn: language, content through language, about language.

Antonio Luna
This is a bilingual blog about education and second languages acquisition. You will find articles in both Spanish and English for obvious reasons.

Theme: education, visual grammar, spanish quotes, oral communication, visual interpretation, reading comprehension, writing, learning through music, learn spanish with apps, tips for learning spanish

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Yuliya Shamshur

Yuliya Shamshur, Belarus, Secondary, Adult, Further, College, English, ESL

English and German teacher since 2002.

yulgeek - currently offline
Learning English Tips, English for Travellers, Teaching Ideas, Using Web Technologies in Teaching English and more more more...

Theme: ESL, english, tips, technologies, tasks, exersises, useful links

Rowena Gupta

Rowena Gupta, Sydney, Australia, All Sectors

Having worked in marketing and digital technology for the past 15 years, I have now founded a company, Social 4 Schools. We are dedicated to helping schools create a social media presence to enhance communications to their school and local community.

Social4Schools
A mix of commentary on things happening within Australian education, tips and guides for schools on how to use and implement social media, general social media trends.

Theme: social media, school social media, Facebook for schools, social media trends, tips for schools, school communications, content sharing, Australian education

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Esperanza Moreno

Esperanza Moreno, Spain, Primary, English as a Foreign Language

I'm an English teacher. I’m currently working in a primary public school in Spain with children from three to six years old.

El Blog de Espe
Educative blog concerned with the teaching of the English language to kids, as well as some sociocultural aspects of the countries where the English language is spoken.

It has plenty of resources and tips for the English classroom. You can find classroom activities, games, videos, songs, stories, didactic units and more. They are excellent resources for children and teachers as well as for parents.

Theme: english for kids, classroom activities, games, videos, songs, stories, didactic units, teaching tips, resources, crafts, topics, food, clothes, halloween, easter, christmas, counting rhymes, nursery rhymes, animals, pets, house, worksheets, school, classroom, toys, body, face, family

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Jenny Turner

Jenny Turner, UK, Secondary, German, French

Teacher of German and French, blogger of all things relating to teaching and learning German and other languages in UK secondary schools.

Germanics
A blog about the teaching and learning of German, classroom ideas and activities and cultural and educational resources.

Theme: teaching languages, German, Germany, secondary, UK language, languages, MFL, teaching methods, ideas, projects, tips, hints, resources, listening, reading, writing, speaking, skills, exams, revision techniques, GCSE

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Leonid Flegantov

Leonid Flegantov, Ukraine, Adult

Профессор кафедры высшей математики Полтавской государственной аграрной академии, Полтава, Украина. Кандидат физико-математических наук, доцент. По образованию и по призванию - педагог. Научные интересы - веб-ориентированные методические системы обучения математике.

Every time delving into the new web technology or discovering promising web services, think about how it will help make learning more accessible, easier and more efficient.

Web in Learning
Web technologies and web services in training (training "clouds").

Theme: educational technology, education, pedagogy, technology, tips, free technology, free resources, free software

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Neil Finney

Neil Finney, Canada, Elementary, Secondary

I am currently an Intermediate Developmental Skills Teacher at Orchard Public School in Orillia, Ontario. During my 9 years of teaching, I have taught in London, England; Ontario; public and private schools; elementary and secondary; junior; intermediate; core french; and now, developmental skills.

I am a Reading Specialist that has been incorporating technology in my practice consistently throughout my career. I have been writing since I was twelve and hope to fulfill my dream of writing things that matter to people. I have recently started blogging about my experiences as a teacher and hope to gain more experience as a writer through suite101.com. Whether poetry or prose, I hope my writing can engage and inspire you.

Ignite. Incite. Inspire.
A blog about teaching from within. I share insights and stories about my experiences in the teaching profession and critique aspects of the education system in general. I aim to build confidence for teachers and raise student engagement.

Theme: teaching, learning, students, engagement, resources, ideas, classroom, technology, philosophy, potential, tips, ideas

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Saeed Mubarak

Saeed Mubarak, Saudi Arabia, Secondary, English,

I am a teacher of English. I have been teaching English for ten years. I am a keen edublogger.

Education Land
This blog is about education and teaching English challenges as a foreign language.

I am looking at improving teaching English especially in our Arab World. I wish I could introduce something interesting and beneficial to all edubloggers.

Theme: english, EFL, ESL, tips, ideas

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Abdul Aziz Kusaini

Abdul Aziz Kusaini, Indonesia, Secondary

I'm a 30 year old English teacher in senior high school in Indonesia since 2006. I do blogging because it's my hobby to browse Internet to find information, English resources, connection, friends and do business.

studyenglish-guide
The blog is about the way to learn English easily, tips and tricks to improve the students ability, adding people insight about learning and teaching English.

Theme: tenses, speak english naturally, misused words, young learner tips and tricks in learning English

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Ann Carnevale

Ann Carnevale, USA, Primary

K-12 Instructional Technology Specialist, focusing on grades K-5. Former teacher of grades 1, 2, and 5.

Bits 'n Bytes - currently offline
News and notes related to instructional technology that classroom teachers can *really* use. Blog is geared for the elementary teachers in my district, but of interest to many.

Theme: education, technology, resources, tips_tricks

Valerie McInall

Valerie McInall, Canada, Primary, Secondary

Spanish/Math teacher, Canadian, musical, organized.

Organizing Teacher
Tips and ideas to help organize your teaching life so you have time for your real life.

Theme: organize, time management, paper, math, tips, help

Katie Christo

Katie Christo, India, All Sectors, Instructional Technology

I am an Instructional Technology Specialist currently working at the American International School in Chennai, India. I have been working as an Instructional Technology Specialist for the past 7 years. My current interests are Online Learning Communities, Personal Learning Networks, Creativity in Education, and Education Reform.

Katie Christo Blog
My personal professional reflection blog.

Theme: instructional, technology, education, reform, tips, trainings, projects, middle, school, international

Laura McInerney

Laura McInerney, UK, Secondary

After training through the TeachFirst programme in inner city London, I am now Sixth Form Manager at a TF School in Hackney.

Daily Teaching Tips

Each day I write one practical thing you can try in your classroom or teaching practice. It helps others try out new things and I get to reflect on practice. Simple.

If the tips can work in inner-city london, they can work anywhere.

Theme: teaching, learning, tips, daily, websites

Miss Cal Q L8

Miss Cal.Q.L8, USA, Secondary, Mathematics Education

I am a 2008 graduate of Southeast Missouri State University with my Bachelor of Science in Education for Secondary Math. I am currently a substitute teacher until the fall when I will pursue a full time job.

My goals in life are to be the best teacher that has ever lived, to change the world, and to live wealthy. I am sarcastic, silly, and sassy with a hint of serious.

My hobbies include reading, blogging, taking pictures, watching movies/tv, flying kites, writing, texting, and napping. I am a pretty good time!

Miss Cal.Q.L8
The blog is a journal of the positive and negative sides of teaching high school math. From funny stories to lesson plans to tips and tricks that work or don't, it's my own personal contribution to the education blogosphere! It's also super cool!!

Contacts
e-mail: miss.calcul8@gmail.com
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/misscalcul8
Facebook: ejmiller2s@semo.edu

Theme: education, mathematics, substitute teaching, teaching tips, teacher resources, lesson plans, k-12, high school math, algebra, geometry, secondary, high school, education ideas, homework, organization, classroom culture, first year teaching

David Andrade

David Andrade, USA, Secondary, Adult, Educational Technology, Lesson Plans, Tips and Resources for Teachers

Physics teacher and educational technology specialist. Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace Engineering and spent 10 years as an engineer before becoming an educator. Master's degree in Education (technology). I am also a paramedic and EMS-Instructor.

Educational Technology Guy
In this blog, I talk about educational technology, educational theory, educational pedagogy, and other topics related to these. I teach Physics and EMS classes, so some times I'll talk about those specific areas.

I'll also discuss 21st Century Skills and Education. I explore free educational technology resources, ways to integrate technology into the classroom, professional development, project based learning, and tips and resources for new teachers.

Theme: educational technology, education, pedagogy, 21st century education, 21st century skills, technology, tips, free technology, free resources, free software, lesson plans, project based learning, new teachers

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Karenne Sylvester

Karenne Sylvester, Stuttgart, Germany, Adult, EFL, ESOL, TEFL, TESOL, ESL

I’m originally from Grenada in the Caribbean. I’ve lived and taught all over the world and currently I’m based in Stuttgart, Germany as EFL teacher, teacher-trainer and materials writer. My specialities lie in using new media and technology in the language classroom and developing communicative speaking skills.

Kalinago English
This blog is aimed at TESOL teachers. This is where I give teachers the “skinny” on education conferences, workshops and teacher trainers, provide teaching tips (including using technology) and offer lesson plan ideas.

Themes: teacher training, lesson plans, technology education, elearning, conferences, workshops, teaching, lesson tips, english, tips, tricks, ideas

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Delaney J. Kirk

Delaney J. Kirk, Ph.D., USA, Higher Education, College Teaching

Delaney J. Kirk, Ph.D., has 26 years of teaching experience including 18 years as a tenured full professor at Drake University before moving to the University of South Florida in Sarasota in 2007.

She has taught workshops on classroom management and teaching effectiveness at numerous academic conferences and schools and was the featured expert for the Chronicle of Higher Education’s online chat on classroom management on September 15, 2004.

Her book, Taking Back the Classroom: Tips for the College Professor on Becoming a More Effective Teacher, was released by Tiberius Publications in October 2005.

Ask-Dr-Kirk - currently offline
Contains tips, rubrics, links, etc. to improve teaching effectiveness.

Theme: classroom management, tips on teaching, teaching tools, college professors

Carol Daunt Skyring

Carol Daunt Skyring, Australia, All Sectors, Professional Development

I'm an experienced educator and businesswoman who has been involved in the design, application and effective use of eCollaboration since 1986. I hold a Dip T; Grad Dip Dist Ed; B Ed & M Ed (Research) - my thesis investigated the nature of interaction in videoconferencing.

I'm currently undertaking an Education Doctorate to investigate knowledge sharing in online social networking.

Videoconference Tips & Techniques
Everything to do with videoconferencing - especially for education & training.

Theme: videoconference, video conference, tips, ecollaboration