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From my own research into the #MFLtwitterati

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From my own research into the #MFLtwitterati

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From the #MFLtwitterati, language practise in my favourite languages, connects me to great ideas and helps my imagination

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Twitter helps keep me going. I love the ideas shared by the #mfltwitterati as well as general education chat shared on other hashtags (#langchat #edchat). I scroll through my feed being inspired and uplifted by the thoughts and ideas shared and I am always left feeling motivated, which gives me a boost especially on really tough days.

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Twitter has given me the opportunity to be in contact with and learn from with peer academics all over the world. These are contacts I wouldn't have the opportunity to learn from in the F2F world.

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Twitter has given me the opportunity to be in contact with and learn from with peer academics all over the world. These are contacts I wouldn't have the opportunity to learn from in the F2F world.

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Twitter is fantastic for immediate and regular CPD. It is offers opportunities for discussion, debate and sharing of ideas and resources. It brings the educational community together and makes it so much more accessible. I have been teaching for 10 years and I love the fact that Twitter allows me to discover new ideas and share good practice so easily

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It adds so much to my job- I love the ideas, links to research and constant debate. It makes you challenge yourself in your teaching and reflect more. When I need energising, Twitter is the obvious place to turn!

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Twitter for teachers by Jan McCann. @biscuitsmccann

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Twitter for teachers by Jan McCann. @biscuitsmccann

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It’s made me start reading educational books again, got me using new ideas every day, I’ve laughed and cried at people’s tweets, sorted out dept CPD, met some wonderful people..... best CPD ever

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I am in my NQT year and have found that following both MFL specialists as well as specialists in other subjects has helped me grow as a teacher. I have found countless ideas for varying topics and skills that I have used and adapted for my own classes which have not only saved me some time but most importantly have given me ideas that I wouldn’t have come up with myself. Through Twitter I am able to follow fantastic teachers and glean skills, insights and tried and tested ideas from them, which I think no amount of CPD would have been able to do!

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Using twitter has given me tons of new ideas to engage a whole range of students and has been keeping me updated with exam board updates whilst off on maternity leave. Nice to see how others approach different aspects of teaching too. In a word: invaluable

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Since discovering the vast amount of resources, help and guidance on Twitter my teaching has become significantly improved.

From actual resources to the variety of pedagogical literature that I have been introduced to I find Twitter allows me to keep my practice and knowledge right up to date and fresh.

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I work in a tiny department in adult ed. I do t have ‘real life’ colleagues to bounce ideas off, or to share resources with. Twitter has been fanastic for this. It has changed the way I teach, encouraging me to look outwards & to keep up to date with new things.

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I've been using Twitter for CPD for a few years now. When I'm lacking inspiration, Twitter is always the place I go. When I don't have enough time to make my own resources, I'll just ask the #mfltwitterati. And if I've had a bad day at work, it's nice to come home and get a little lift by the positive tweets from other teachers, who have used my resources or ideas I shared. It has been an invaluable tool for me and I highly recommend it to anyone working in education.

@morganmfl

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A few thoughts on using Twitter for CPD and in particular joining the #mfltwitterati community @joedale

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Twitter has helped me tremendously during my PGCE year so far and I'm sure it will continue to be a vital tool throughout my teaching career. Not only have I been able to magpie fantastic ideas and resources from other teachers but have been able to ask for advice, connect with other PGCE students and get support for any possible teaching-related topic you could imagine. Thank you #mfltwiteratti for welcoming me to the Twittersphere!