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Thank you for making this training worthwhile! It was easygoing yet substantial and fun!

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Do a gallery walk and post comments on your peers' lesson ideas. 

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Do a gallery walk and post comments on your peers' lesson ideas. 

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1. View three works from other grade levels.
2. Use the See-Think-Me-We routine to formulate your feedback.
3. Place your thoughts as a comment on our padlet. Make sure to place your name at the end of your comment.

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Thank you so much, Joe!

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I really liked the idea of personalization and how different it is from the idea of differentiated instruction. It also impressed upon me that whenever I use tech in class, I should find ways to use it in ways that I haven’t done in my classroom before.

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T. Cielo, Chesca, Jonica, and T. Ella

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Teachers Ivy, Sarah, Aki

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T. Marj, T. Alex, T. Jenna

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Upload a screenshot below of your What-SoWhat-NowWhat page from your journal.

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Upload a screenshot below of your What-SoWhat-NowWhat page from your journal.

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Grades 9 and 10 (JHS Cafe/Food Preparation 10) - T. Jhay, T. Jinky, T. Mela, T. Jarvin, T. Jamiel

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Grades 9 and 10 (JHS Cafe/Food Preparation 10) - T. Jhay, T. Jinky, T. Mela, T. Jarvin, T. Jamiel

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Lesson Design for Mathematics 5 (Proportion)

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Gr 7 & 8 ( Brightons' Ancient World City) - T. Mitch, T. Leilah, T. Catchy, T. Sairon, T. Abi,  and T. Jess

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Gr 7 & 8 ( Brightons' Ancient World City) - T. Mitch, T. Leilah, T. Catchy, T. Sairon, T. Abi,  and T. Jess

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Lesson ideas for AR

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When you teach code, you’re not only teaching the language of technology. You’re teaching new ways to think and bring ideas to life. And Apple has programs to help you teach coding, whether you’re just starting or ready to get your students certified in Swift.

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Everyone Can Code

Hop, skip, and grab the fundamentals of code with Swift Playgrounds.

The Everyone Can Code curriculum will guide you through Swift Playgrounds, an app that teaches coding for kids through a world of interactive puzzles and playful characters. It's great for students ages eight and up, and will help you introduce coding in the same language used by professional app developers.

Learn more about Swift Playgrounds

Teach every learner to code.

The Everyone Can Code guides help students understand the concepts behind the code, and on-device exercises where they can practice coding and problem-solving. The student guides allow learners to work at their own pace, while the teacher guides help you support all your students, from extra help to extra credit.

A Quick Start to Code

A Quick Start to Code gives teachers and families 10 fun coding activities for kids ages 10 and up. It's a great way for beginners to try a variety of coding challenges in the Swift Playgrounds app for iPad and Mac.

Everyone Can Code Early Learners is designed to help educators and families introduce coding in the early grades, when learners are first developing computational thinking skills. Through these lessons, learners in kindergarten through third grade will discuss, discover, and play to build a foundation in core coding concepts using the Swift Playgrounds app on iPad.

Educators worldwide share how students benefit from learning code - even if they're not going to be programmers.

All students deserve an opportunity to learn how to code. Students who are blind or have low vision can navigate the Swift Playgrounds coding puzzles with tactile graphics that can be printed in embossed braille. And coding videos in American Sign Language featuring Deaf programmers make teaching and learning code more accessible and available to everyone.

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The Everyone Can Code curriculum will guide you through Swift Playgrounds, an app that teaches coding for kids through a world of interactive puzzles and playful characters. It's great for students ages eight and up, and will help you introduce coding in the same language used by professional app developers.

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Everyone Can Create teaches students new skills to develop and communicate ideas through video, photography, music, and drawing on iPad.

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Everyone Can Create is a new curriculum that helps teachers bring the power of drawing, filmmaking, photography, and music to every subject.

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Access the Gallup study on Creativity in Learning through the link on this pdf.

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Harvard's Project Zero Core Thinking Routines

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Harvard's Project Zero Core Thinking Routines

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PZ’s Thinking Routines Toolbox | Project Zero

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Teachers Sarah, Marsha, Aki, Mela, Jenna, Chesca, Mic

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Teachers: Sarah, Marsha, Aki, Mela, Jenna, Chesca, Mic

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by T. Lhey, T. Perl, T. Kate, T. Shey, T. Kasey, T. Marj

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Purple Modern Playful Design Process Graph (2)

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This series is presented by the Apple Education Leadership and Learning teams. Each video is designed to help educators use Apple products and their built-in features to enable remote learning for all students.

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Apple Education Learning Series
This series is presented by the Apple Education Leadership and Learning teams. Each video is designed to help educators use Apple products and their built-in features to enable remote learning for all students.
As a follow-up to the series, educators can also particip…

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T. Nica, T. Jamiel, T. Abi, T. Grace, T. Riza

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T. Mitch, T. Catchy, T. Cerna, T. Alvin, and T. Jonica 💚

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Making learning fun, relevant, and collaborative

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T. Ivy

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T. Drey :)

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T.Rochelle

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T. Fritz feeling thankful today!

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Can't wait to take a rest this weekend!

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God made this day!

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T. Mic - feeling happy