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Welcome to TweetED! Team coverage, highlights, and commentary from the best education Twitter chats and social media discussions of the week. Follow lead anchors Dr. Brad Gustafson and Ben Gilpin, hosts of UnearthED, as they mine social media for the discussions that matter most.
Dr. Brad Gustafson and Ben Gilpin with Rodney Turner
 | Online discussions can quickly turn contentious, offensive, or harmful. What do we all need to know and understand to have difficult conversations online? Follow: @gustafsonbrad@benjamingilpin @techyturner @bamradionetwork
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Dr. Brad Gustafson and Ben Gilpin with Caroline Pugh
 | What can we as educators do today to model behaviors and actions that better prepare students for the future? Follow: @gustafsonbrad@benjamingilpin @caroline_pugh @bamradionetwork
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Dr. Brad Gustafson and Ben Gilpin with Robert J. Marzano, Ph.D.
 | Last week we did an episode on how Twitter has increasingly become a hotbed of conflict, criticism, and controversy. This week a firestorm broke out around student engagement. In this episode, we take a closer look. Follow: @gustafsonbrad@benjamingilpin @robertjmarzano @bamradionetwork
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Dr. Brad Gustafson and Ben Gilpin
 | Twitter can be an extraordinary source or professional development, but increasingly the platform has become a hotbed of conflict, criticism, and controversy. How can we make the most of the current Twitter climate? Follow: @gustafsonbrad@benjamingilpin @bamradionetwork
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Dr. Brad Gustafson, Ben Gilpin, and Peter DeWitt
 | Our guest has worked with school leaders around the world. In this episode, we mine his experiences for unspoken challenges all school leaders face. Follow: @gustafsonbrad@benjamingilpin @PeterMDeWitt @bamradionetwork
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In Drive, Daniel Pink argues that mastery, autonomy, and purpose motivate people in their careers. A study by The Economist and Google for Educat ...
Spring is here. The birds are chirping. The grass is growing. The weather outside is beautiful. So, what do you think teachers are doing on those be ...
Professional development has changed drastically, for the better, since I began my career. Long gone are the days of “sit and get, one size fits all ...
Earlier this year I connected with other educators who like to blog. We came together over #sunchat, a Twitter-based Sunday morning chat. We called ...
Over the past few years the rate at which educational books are being written (mostly by connected educators), has increased rapidly. Thanks to such ...
Does your doctor use leeches? Does your dentist use doorknobs and string? Of course not. If we want medical professionals using contemporary practic ...
There’s a lot of talk these days about how worthwhile it is to be a connected educator. I’m one of those people doing that talking. I’m trying me be ...
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