Raymond Steinmetz is a K-8 Math Instructional Coach in Portsmouth, Rhode Island and the founder of the Blended Learning Network. He is a TeachPlus Rhode Island Policy Fellow and a FuseRI Classroom Coach with the Highlander Institute. He writes a regular column for eSchoolNews.com about blended and personalized learning, and he is a guest blogger at Education Post. Raymond is the co-host of the Instant Relevance Podcast and the moderator of the weekly #edChatRI twitter chat.
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e-Book – Getting Started with Blended Learning
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Guest Blogs at Education Post:
Stop Teaching Like Technology and the Internet Don’t Exist
We Can Make the First Year of Teaching Better. Here’s How
Personalized Learning Done Right Can Close the Technology and Achievement Gap
Columns at eSchoolNews:
Column introduction (Overcoming my fears)
Getting started with blended learning
Why DIY videos are easier than you think
Is it time to ditch homework for good?
How I found more satisfaction in teaching
4 Myths about Blended Learning Debunked
How I gave my students voice and increased collaboration
Articles about Parenting for Fatherly:
The 4 Biggest Mistakes Parents Make When Dealing With Their Kid’s Teachers
How I Trained For a Triathlon With Two Young Kids at Home
How To Help Kids With Their Math Homework When You Suck at Numbers
Articles featured on EdTech Magazine
How K–12 Schools Can Get Started with Blended Learning
Podcast Guest Appearances:
Be Education Podcast – Episode 26
The Ed Podcast – Conversation 62
Teach Better Talk Podcast – Episode 13
Teachers Need Teachers Podcast – Conversation 31
In Conversation with Stephen Hurley – Episode 124
EdTechTimes – How Professional Development and Networks for Teacher Support Can Enable Personalized Learning
Mr. Steinmetz on Using Blended Learning Tools in Middle School Math:
Inquiry Based Collaborative Tasks – Formative Assessment Lessons
Blended and Personalized Learning Conference 2018
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