Connections-based Learning - 20 Useful Teacher Groups on Facebook -

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Hello, my dear colleagues! This post will shed some light on how can you use Facebook for networking

Why should you join teacher groups on Facebook?

The quality of your teaching can improve by sharing your knowledge or by asking other teachers to share their knowledge.

Connections-based learning is a legitimate approach to learning and plenty of research has confirmed that teachers can develop professionally through connecting with other educators and networking.

When you join teacher groups you will be able to use Facebook for learning – you will see posts on your homepage as you casually scroll down and you will learn seamlessly and without any special efforts.

Sharing is caring, so whenever you have a great idea – feel free to write it down in one of these groups!

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20 Teacher Groups on Facebook

Some of these groups will serve more as a place to share and download free resources, and some of the groups will be more inclined toward sharing advice and answering questions. Whatever the case may be, you will find out when you join the groups!

Here are some steps you can take to connectwith educators easily.

Join a minimum of 5 groups.
Comment and engage with teachers daily!

I hope these groups help you connect more and learn about new methods and activities you can use in your classroom. If there is a group in which teachers collaborate and work together and it’s not on this list – write it down in the comments below!

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