I am absolutely flabbergasted by the response of my book, 100 Ideas: Outstanding Lessons. I am inundated with tweets and really cannot say thank you enough! To answer your questions, I have provided a collection of 100 Ideas book tweets for reference, review and example practice…
I am delighted to see the book working well, using all the chapter-references to Twitter. This has allowed unique hashtags to develop and has provided opportunities for teachers to share their ideas and resources, from their own classrooms, online.
I have provided an example tweets of classroom impact; general recommendations; photos and queries for Primary teachers who have asked how transferable the book content is. Each image is live, so you can click directly on the photo to retweet or reply to the original teacher. I hope you find it useful.
Current book reviews are here.
Classroom impact:
#takeawayhmk @teachertoolkit – the best idea since Take-Aways! pic.twitter.com/oH8UqGX3GA
— DTResources (@educationCPD) October 3, 2013
@TeacherToolkit fe electrical tutor "what why how"! is now all round my classroom students recite it every lesson!! pic.twitter.com/P7NGOiYeMi
— Russell Griffiths (@Rissol_Gruffis) October 4, 2013
Thank you for idea 45 @TeacherToolkit. It has turned around a difficult class in one lesson! From a grateful NQT! #100Ideas
— keyislearning (@keyislearning) October 10, 2013
Primary teachers:
https://twitter.com/lesleymuriss/status/386549891293782016
General recommendations:
@TeacherToolkit-100 ideas is just too good. Planning for a lesson obs tomorrow and have 17 versions all using different ideas #sorebrain
— Cecilia Payton (@payton_cecilia) October 6, 2013
A superb book by @TeacherToolkit a full chapter on risk taking. Idea 94 is my favourite #noexcuses pic.twitter.com/EXK4pwC1Jw
— Stephen Logan (@Stephen_Logan) October 6, 2013
@TeacherToolkit #100 ideas arrived yesterday . Gave a copy to members of my DT team , they could not put it down.
— Richard (@rtbroad) October 5, 2013
https://twitter.com/ritchie_rmg/status/386825936517074945
https://twitter.com/TamalaLaming/status/385756771320492032
https://twitter.com/lauren_lsm/status/386433228363796480
@TeacherToolkit Glass of wine in one hand; #100Ideas in the other. Husband wondering why I want to read "worky" stuff on a Friday.
— Sam Fowler (@sam_m_fowler) October 4, 2013
@TeacherToolkit @HollyBloomsbury @ACBedu Utterly brilliant. I read it Thursday, did 3 new things Friday & spread 4 new ideas with colleagues
— Susan Wilde ❄️ (@Susan_Wilde) October 5, 2013
Just read @TeacherToolkit 's #100ideas during a road trip! Some good stuff!
— Masqueration (@Masqueration) October 6, 2013
The best thing I've read in a while! Some brilliant, effective and easy to implement ideas – #100Ideas By @TeacherToolkit. #spoton
— Miss Muirhead (@MissMuirhead) October 7, 2013
https://twitter.com/mattjamestwit/status/386962987518816256
#100Ideas never read a book so fast, absolutely buzzing with ideas. Thanks @TeacherToolkit
— Naomi___hannah (@naomi___hannah) October 12, 2013
Photos:
Now here's a sight that is going to please @TeacherToolkit pic.twitter.com/K0mVzwCzP7
— Mike Bostock (@Mike_Bostock) October 8, 2013
#phoster #wwh @TeacherToolkit actually I prefer this. It's going on my wall on Monday. pic.twitter.com/fsBHwIclqQ
— Susan Wilde ❄️ (@Susan_Wilde) October 5, 2013
@TeacherToolkit – Inspiring the next generation – can I get away with it as a bedtime story? #100Ideas pic.twitter.com/7cPcHuCapo
— STEMChick (@SarahLChick) October 5, 2013
https://twitter.com/WilsonRhian/status/386202824293761024
At the MotoCross British Champs. Have my #100ideas with me – finding time to read! #100ideasontour @TeacherToolkit pic.twitter.com/A79dO7jR5i
— Laura T (@mathsatschool) October 6, 2013
@TeacherToolkit putting it to use already. Using Blooms taxonomy as a writing frame with questions. #100Ideas pic.twitter.com/gh8z9o4tbV
— St Bedes D&T Dept (@BedeEngineering) October 8, 2013
https://twitter.com/SukhiSander/status/389015039711395840
What else?
If you ever have the chance to write a book, do it!
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