Tlc Ninja Teachers

You’re not teaching video editing you are teaching storytelling

Jonathon Lee shares several different ways teachers can get started with coding that will work on any platform.

Jeff Faust explains how students made big gains in literacy when they began using Read & Write for Google.

Think it's too expensive to have a makerspace in your classroom? Think again!

​Looking for a fun and easy way to collaborate with others around the globe? PicForward is it!

Tonight’s guest is Kim Bass, who will be talking to us about Coding in her school

Ro and Mo, AKA the Tech Fairies, know that everyone is a teacher and everyone is a learner, and they believe in the power of relationships.

Episode 26 John Miller Creating History With Minecraft by A podcast for teachers by teachers about classroom innovation

We were out in the field at the National CUE Conference and recorded interviews with YOU about your #CUE17 experiences. Apparently we need to push for a coffee upgrade at next year's conference.

Writer's Workshop in the middle school classroom? Yes, please!

Using pen and paper for your DBQ is so 2016.

Meghan talks to us about how she uses Growth Mindset and Failure Fridays with her Kindergarten Class.

Doug Robertson, the Weird Teacher, uses hobby projects to let his students learn about the learning process.

Liz Ramos, talked to us about her philosophical experience with Twitter and how it went viral (classroom experience).

​Sarah Stuhr uses Breakout EDU, an immersive, game-based learning platform, to challenge and engage her students.

Sandra Chow, our first international guest, invites us into her virtual reality.

Gear up to be Future Ready like Pam Hernandez.

If you can’t take your students to see the world, you can easily bring the world to them with the Global Audience Project.

Learn how Sara Cooper of Fullerton Unified created successful STEAM Labs for her students in grades TK-2 and 3-6.

We chat with Steve Garton from Common Sense Education. He shares all the wonderful resources available to educators, for FREE!