The Power of Peer Learning - NCCE 2013
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Professional learning for teachers is entering a new era of connected peer learning. We are all teachers and learners, and we all have much to contribute. Come see how you can participate in and build peer learning at your school site and beyond.
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The Power of Peer Learning - NCCE 2013
- 1. THE POWER OF PEER LEARNING
- 2. Introductions • Karen Fasimpaur - @kfasimpaur K12 Open Ed • Mike Agostinelli – @mikegusto CR Anderson Middle School • This session – Why, what, and how – Live chat on Twitter #connectedpd at 9:00am
- 3. What does peer learning mean to you? What are your experiences with it?
- 4. Everyone is a learner and a teacher.
- 6. Authentic learning is driven by our own inquiries.
- 8. Where is peer learning happening? • At schools (f2f) • YouTube • Social media – Twitter, Facebook, G+, Pinterest, etc. • MOOCs • Skype, G+, Teachers Teaching Teachers • P2PU School of Ed – www.p2pu.org/school-of-ed
- 9. Twitter and Tweet Chat Basics • Why Twitter? – www.twitter.com • What are these ed chats? – http://edchat.pbworks.com – www.tweetchat.com
- 10. #connectedpd • First Friday of each month at 9am Pacific • This month, we are the featured guests!
- 11. How to you engage in peer learning? How might peer learning be useful for you? How does peer learning fit into your school (for teachers and students)?
- 12. THANK YOU! Image credits: Slide 4 – poppet with a camera Slide 5– Todd Fishburn Slide 6 – Alyssa L. Miller Slide 7 – Karen Fasimpaur
Editor's Notes
- Why I’m doing this session….
- Think-pair-shareShare out – Did Twitter come up?My experiences with a lot of district PD…and what got me into peer learning.
- Lifelong learning is a part of our lives. We all have something to teach and something to learn.
- Me in 2007…and how I’ve changed.We all have as much (or more) to learn from each other as from “experts.” Are experts overrated?
- We need to self-direct our own learning and encourage that in all learners.What keeps you up at night? What is so important that you can’t not do it?
- Sometimes this is f2f. Sometimes is not.
- There is an “entry point” for social learning for everyone.
- Have people who know Twitter pair up with those who don’t and share.