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Here are our top fifty best books for teachers for professional development. From inspiration to educational psychology, we've got you covered. 
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Are you thinking of next year and your classroom? If so, this post may be just the thing to move you along. Vicki Davis has taken the alphabet and given us 26 tips that span the classroom. With links to many additional resources this resource will provide many ideas.
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A video that explains the difference between a person who has a growth mindset and person who has a fixed mindset. All design and animation was done by me. A...
This short video does a great job comparing Growth Mindset and Fixed Mindset. You can find additional resources about mindset at a post Musing on Mindsets located at http://insidetheclassroomoutsidethebox.wordpress.com/2014/04/13/musings-on-mindset
Slick but effective video illustrating the difference between a fixed, less conducive to learning mindset and the more open, growth-oriented type of outlook.
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So you want to have your students create a digital media project...but where to start...which type of project should they do? This posts explores this issue, providing a list of nine Best Practices as well as a variety of project ideas and resources.
The first Best Practice is "start with the end in mind." In other words, identify learning goal (content and process) and understand what your students should be able to do by the end of the project. Ask yourself if the project aligns with the goals of the course.
Project ideas include digital stories, poster, infographics and more.
This is a great post for those exploring digital media projects for students.
Books often provide inspiration. This book list provides 50 books listed in five categories:
* Inspiration
* Leadership
* Educational Psychology
* Learning Culture
* Practice
A short description of each book is provided as well as a link to Amazon (at least for the books I checked). And think of this as a list of 50 great books. The post states "Number one is just as great a resource as number fifty."
If you are thinking ahead to some great summer reading that will impact your classroom next year this would be a great place to start.