Professional Development With Richard Byrne
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The last couple of years I've been fortunate that I don't have "wanderers" who leave my classroom for the bathroom and never return. That's largely due to the fact that my classes are electives that …
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Now that October is here I’m starting to see that people are getting somewhat comfortable with the logistics of conducting online and hybrid classes. Evidence of that has come to me in the form of …
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A couple of weeks ago I was talking with a few of my students about TikTok's possible sale and or possible ban in the U.S. The course of the conversation brought up a lot of "I've heard X" and "I've …
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This school year has many of us teaching students in our classrooms as well as students online. For many of us that means we're making instructional videos to address the needs of in-person and online …
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Thirteen years ago Common Craft introduced to the world a new style of explanatory video that blended concepts from animation and stop motion. That style became known as the "Common Craft" …
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One of the things that I've been stressing to anyone who will listen this fall is to give students activities to do during remote instruction, don't just talk at them. For example, this week during my …
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