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Ami Turner DelAguila earned her B.A. in English from SUNY Buffalo and received an M.A in the Teaching of English from Teachers College, Columbia University. She spend several years teaching middle and high school English in New York City and Fairfax, Virginia, as well as pre-service teachers in an M.Ed. certification program at The George Washington University. Ms. Turner DelAguila now works for the American Federation of Teachers as the digital content lead for Share My Lesson and an instructional designer for the AFTs eLearning platform.
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2015-07-17
There are so many apps and digital tools available today , it can be a daunting task to identify the best ones. When looking for educational tools,...
I wish I had been one of those teachers who always knew what they wanted to be when they grew up. So often I’ve heard my colleagues talk about how...
Editor's Note: This blog post by Ami Turner originally appeared in the American Educator . A Personal Learning Network Educators understand the...
Editor's Note: This blog post by Ami Turner originally appeared on EdSurge . Hear this: Teachers everywhere are looking for ways to amplify their...
Summer of Learning Professional Development If you’re like many educators, summer is the perfect (and only!) time to catch up on all of those “...
This week, the Treasury Department announced that famed abolitionist and Underground Railroad leader Harriet Tubman will replace President Andrew...
2015-12-18
The idea that originally started Share My Lesson was simple: We knew that teachers spend hours planning and trying to create the perfect lesson, and...
2016-07-01
THE IDEA of teacher leadership—educators playing a role in crafting their profession from the inside out—isn’t new or revolutionary, but it has...
2020-04-07
Distance Learning Ideas: Stay Connected to Your Students Families across the country are adapting to the ever-changing landscape of parenting and at-...
2020-01-08
Putting Climate Change Educ ation in Context for Students Addressing climate change is everyone’s responsibility, including educators. But even if...