What is a teach meet?
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A TeachMeet is an informal gathering of teachers to share best practices and innovations in teaching with technology. It is participant-driven without a set agenda, similar to an unconference. Teachers present short demonstrations of how they integrate technology into their classrooms and discuss lessons learned. Variations include KidsMeets where teachers share ideas for engaging students with educational technology.
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