Five interesting online articles to get you thinking about next year.
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Summer 2016 Reading Recs
Looking for something to read this summer? Here are a few sorta-teaching-related texts I’ve enjoyed.
3 Books I Loved in 2015
One of my goals for 2015 was to read 48 books. Out of those, here are 3 that you might enjoy, and that tangentially relate to gifted education:
3 Great Podcast Episodes
Here are three episodes podcasts I’ve listened to in the past month that particularly blew my mind. Only the first is specifically related to classrooms, but the others could definitely inspire your teaching.
3 Podcasts Featuring Grown Up Gifted Kids
Podcasts are my biggest source of inspiration. The hosts and guests often remind me of gifted kids: self-starters with independent streaks who are deeply interested in unusual topics. Here are three top-notch episodes I’ve listened to recently.
Halloween Classics For Your Classroom
With Halloween approaching, it’s a great time to expose students to some spooky classics. Lucky for us, many of these stories are in the public domain and freely available in many formats.
3 Sites For Free Classics
The public domain is a rich collection of creative works whose copyrights have expired. More than ever we have incredible access to this art and literature. Public domain images and writings add depth to lessons and expose students to classic works.