147: Get off the stage. - Kyle Niemis chats with us about flipping your classroom, making global connections, and the power of getting off the stage. episode artwork

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147: Get off the stage. - Kyle Niemis chats with us about flipping your classroom, making global connections, and the power of getting off the stage.

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Educational Technology Coach, and co-founder of ClassroomQ, Kyle Neimis, chats with us about flipping your classroom, making global connections, and the power of getting off the stage. More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/kyleniemis Episode Highlights 3:14 - Celebrating Allyson Apsey's new book, "The Serendipity Journal." Follow Allyson on Twitter (@AllysonApsey). 6:24 - Previewing the episode with Kyle Neimis. 8:50 - Kyle introduces himself. 10:26 - Chatting about ClassroomQ. 14:04 - Kyle's failure: First attempt at flipping his classroom. 17:14 - Kyle's success: Getting off the stage. 18:54 - What's keeping Kyle excited about education right now: Global connections. 20:25 - Kyle's advice for teachers: Take lots of chances. 21:34 - Kyle's first steps to getting into Global Connections: Impactico 22:55 - 6 questions answered in 15 seconds or less. 25:09 - How to connect with Kyle. Kyle's Recommendations EdTech Tool: Trello Book:  "Talking to Strangers" by Malcolm Gladwell. Who to Follow on Social Media: @Wegotteched @fuglefun  YouTube/Podcast/Website/Blog: Cult of Pedagogy Daily/Weekly/Monthly Routine: Give yourself buffer time. Best piece of advice you've ever received: Everyone’s fighting their own battle. Links to Connect With Kyle Website: ClassroomQ.com Twitter: @kyleniemis

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