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Posted on November 2, 2010, by Bill Ferriter
By Bill Ferriter, teacher and PLC at Work™ associate
Bill Ferriter has been working to introduce learning teams and singletons to a range of free products and services that can make collaboration more efficient. This is an excerpt from his blog “The Tempered Radical.”
One of the greatest challenges in any professional learning community is finding meaningful learning partnerships for the singletons—art teachers, band directors, media specialists, foreign language teachers—in a building.
While many singletons choose to collaborate with learning teams that are studying content connected to their areas of personal and professional interest or work to offer targeted support to teams on an as needed basis, Twitter can be used to connect any singleton to digital peers working in the same field.
The following three strategies can help you to find electronic conversations and colleagues appropriate for the singletons in your school. Continue Reading
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