If you are doing or thinking of doing Genius Hour, check this out. Then it’s tasks before apps and cultivating teacher buy-in for 1:1 learning. On to a new Instagram feature, fostering a growth mindset, differentiating questions, a corrupting students quote, and a teardown of the iPhone XS.

If your students aren’t part of your personal learning network, you should consider adding them. Then it’s the Klassroom app for parent communication and the best audiobook apps. On to ideas teachers found on Twitter, questions you need to ask before creating a makerspace, connecting parents with edtech, an educational equity quote, and which cars are stolen most often.

Talking to grieving students is important. Here are some tips. Then it’s 20% time defined and questions to ask students during observations. On to apps for exploring augmented reality, diverse books for the 2nd and 3rd grade, over-scaffolding students, a student decisions quote, and the Achilles’ heel of computer vision systems.

Start with the idea that good relationships are the most important thing in any class. Then it’s a new perspective on grades and a cool strategy for guessing on multiple choice tests. On to tips for managing cell phones in class, the hallmarks of effective feedback, rockstar resources, an unhappy quote, watching a pasta chef work.

If you or your students need blogging ideas, here are a bunch. Then it’s jobs that are safe from robots and four common edtech mistakes. On to the benefits of the new iOS, bad habits and how to fix them, school architecture of the future, a who to surround yourself with quote, and animal rescue pictures from Florence.