From the TES, from the US, but to make you smile! Mostly!

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Here is am amazing collection of real and practical suggestions, pulled together by an amazing teacher.  Click here

And here is the link to Ross Morrison McGill's whole wesbite jammed with useful tips. Click here

Learn about Wright's Law here

A physiscs teacher explains what motivates him.

After watching it consider your own motivation!

Some people are pushing the requirement for students in school to talk "properly". Here is an interesting point of view about it. http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/feb/08/taalk-proper

Technology has gone a long way in all spheres, even in education. Now, teaching and preparation for teaching can be done in a much easier way than before. Thanks to the iPad, teachers will have a fabulous new opportunity to use the different apps to create their study material in a marvelous way. Want to know how? here

Towards the end of the year, Forbes puts out a number of lists called the ’30 Under 30′ in multiple categories. These lists showcase what Forbes describes as “the young disruptors, innovators and entrepreneurs on our annual listing of the 30 under 30 are impatient to change the world.” The Forbes editors and reporters work with panels of judges, and choose what they determine to be each field’s  best representations of hard work, innovation, and intellectual best of the under-30 generation. here

From Mashable.com, link here. 
Some you may know, some you may not ..... but how could you use them?

Great website all about education and technology.
Here is the main site.
Here is an example of the kind of ideas they have.
Here are some more about study guides
Here is some advice on blooms taxonomy

Good stuff!

Thsi looks interesting.  here is the website.
And here is a description of how to use it educationally