June 17, 2016   |   By Alicia Barnes

4 Ways to Use BloomBoard at your Next PD Session

Educators are already using BloomBoard independently for a personalized professional learning experience, one in which they can build their teaching skills and gain recognition through micro-credentials. But BloomBoard can also be a great tool for energizing and fostering teamwork between teachers during your next in-service day or PLC meeting.

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February 24, 2016   |   By Alicia Barnes

Creating a Culture of Argument: No Really, It's a Good Thing (Guest Post)

The following is a guest post by Tanya Baker, Director of National Programs at the National Writing Project.

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December 16, 2015   |   By Alicia Barnes

Top 10 Most Popular Teaching Resources of 2015

2015 was an exciting year for the BloomBoard Marketplace! We saw educators viewing, sharing, and reviewing resources like never before. This collaboration is at the heart of BloomBoard's mission to empower educators through personalized professional development.

To recap a successful year and encourage more meaningful collaboration in 2016, we've pulled together a list of the 10 most popular resources of the year. If you haven't already, check out these resources, share them with your colleagues, and continue your collaboration into the new year. 

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November 25, 2015   |   By Alicia Barnes

'Tis the Season for Sharing...Teaching Resources from the Marketplace!

At BloomBoard, we know that collaboration works for teachers. Sharing a favorite resource with colleagues in your network is a powerful way to discuss best practices, ideas, and strategies that have proved successful in your classroom.  

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November 24, 2015   |   By Alicia Barnes

Resource of the Week: Neuroscience & The Classroom

Groundbreaking developments in the field of neuroscience are leading to a new understanding of how the brain learns best. This free, self-paced online course helps teachers navigate the latest research and separate real science from myth and misinterpretation, as well as use the findings to create solutions for common classroom challenges.

 

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