Creating Personal Learning Networks
I am beginning to enjoy sharing information articles on best practices with the staff. I find that this tool is like an informal way of engaging staff in professional development. Professional Development is simply keeping teachers informed. Through social mediums like Facebook and Twitter or through Scoop.It! which I have grown to enjoy over the past days, so much can be shared. Eventually , colleagues will begin to connect with more futuristic thinking about themselves as professionals as it relates to where they want to take their students. Yes we can be smart workers. Smart Workers are Informed Workers. Hence our practice will be informed and so will our decisions.
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