How can we amplify our #ELLs’ voices, both in our classrooms and beyond? https://t.co/zSH6p879bN #edchat https://t.co/TGJLKxK37y

What My Morning Journal Looks Like https://t.co/CepWFXJ5nJ

@emilyfranESL @noasbobs Did u see this by @Larryferlazzo? His larger scale empathy project has inspired me.… https://t.co/oYJ1H2slNM

Here is the link to Notes from @MSSAA33 #MSSAASI #EdCamp SmackDown https://t.co/rEFAqEJ8d3 Please check them out.… https://t.co/xkinJoqvrQ

Boost English lang learning w Autonomy, Purpose & Mastery. #ESL Newcomer explains why: https://t.co/LBkyIy8bAS… https://t.co/VDf2s4u7aY

Do’s & Don’ts for Teaching English-Language Learners https://t.co/Dec2gVGx86

16 G Suite Challenges for Beginner, Intermediate… https://t.co/azC0N9hFw6

Switching Careers Doesn’t Have to Be Hard: Charting Jobs That Are Similar to Yours is the headline of an interesting NY Times interactive that lets you see how your present occupation is like – and unlike – others.

“The companies that think their employees’ digital IQs are unimportant are probably few and far between. After all, in just one decade the concept of “digital” has changed from a niche skill set to something that’s mandatory for virtually all blue-chip companies.”

From Larry Ferlazzo – The Best Resources For Planning The First Days Of School

“The problem with meetings is that they are often boring, and they don’t usually get the desired results. There are a couple of reasons this happens. I’d like to share some of what I learned from Lencioni’s book and encourage you to read it if you would like to have killer meetings instead of death by meetings.”

Summaries of three of the MSAA SUmmer Institute Workshops from Joe Scozarro Making Time for Professional Growth #MSSAASI https://t.co/WDIcfSJNaU https://t.co/qErKA318LT

@patrickmlarkin Participate in connected communities, speak publicly abt: (1) what they’re learning, (2) how they’r… https://t.co/b1usB46Zj8

#WeLeadBy Student Digital Leadership at its best https://t.co/UdpoIWijb1 via @JCasaTodd

“Books can give children an entry point to taking action in the outside world by providing examples of how to address bullying, bias, and injustice.”

@patrickmlarkin Provide teachers with the ability to connect with like minded peers, allowing them to share best pr… https://t.co/94wuqRo9rt

Natick parents, don’t forget to use myON with your kids this summer for summer reading. Check out summer guide for… https://t.co/fuUTTTFO5H

@patrickmlarkin It starts with idea that PD should model what you want to see in the classroom. A Guide to Designin… https://t.co/IIvHIHDl6r

Good overview from Peter Pappas

The MSPA is a collaboration of Massachusetts school districts that share common concerns around student privacy. The goal of the MSPA is to set standards of both practice and expectations around student privacy such that all parties involved have a common understanding of expectations.

Bristol Warren’s EdTech Tutorials – YouTube

The resources here support Kelly Gallagher’s strategy of doing “minute readings” on a daily basis. via @classroomD4

Are you our next author? We’re currently accepting manuscripts for several 2018 theme issues: https://t.co/1HfyqjeAzh

5 Questions to Ask Your Students To Start the School Year https://t.co/cMYSmVV8oM https://t.co/FvxkuxPeOK

“Once they started to see a positive impact of what they were publishing online, they began to understand they had the power to develop their own digital presence and could network with industry professionals in their fields of interest,” says Scheffer.

Here is a roadmap for getting your students to discuss and think about math problems. https://t.co/n56lK2OsH8 via @TEDTalks

#socialLEADia: An Important Read for Everyone! Thx @patrickmlarkin for this amazing post! https://t.co/Sw4DUliZRq… https://t.co/kWJ2lTONzF

My Chrome extensions https://t.co/olhCL9ljAg #googleEDU https://t.co/6vgXMW7MXU

My Breakfast Routine Before Workouts https://t.co/rcMYuArT75