I had great plans of sharing what I read, but I got distracted-work and the let down of blogging for a month. I feel like these are just few of what I read that was great.
What: 5 Tips For Managing a Fast Paced Twitter Chat
Who: Craig Kemp
Why: I have been a part of many twitter chats that seem to move so fast and with many participants that I get overwhelmed. I see several tips that I will use for #read4fun chats.
What: Speaking out about race, poverty, riots, and our students
Who: Angela Watson
Why: She is being brutally honest about what is being said. I felt like saying “Amen!” throughout this article. I have seen poverty and the effects of racism on students. She is not lying or exaggerating. This is a must read.
What: http://tammyneil.com/2015/05/02/must-follows/
Who: Tammy Neil
Why: I love her honesty about creating your PLN on twitter. We must all make our own way.
What: http://mrfarnum.weebly.com/ed-blog/when-we-talk-about-school-reform
Who: Sean Farnum
Why: He discusses the role student should play in educational reform plus at the end he recommends another great blogger.
What: http://risktolearn.blogspot.com/2015/05/loved-supported-and-appreciated.html
Who: Ryan Steele
Why: This is the letter all principal want to write to their staff. So often the words escape when you want to express these feelings but Ryan nails it.
Mrs. Megan Morgan 