The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) recently partnered with Britain’s TES Connect to create the ShareMyLesson portal, featuring content developed by teachers, for teachers, with a significant emphasis on resources on implementing the new Common Core State Standards.
The free site promises to be the go-to online community where teachers of students K through 12 can collaborate and share their best. Though the official launch is scheduled for July 27th, more than 200,000 teaching resources are already loaded.
Share My Lesson has a significant resource bank for Common Core State Standards, covering all aspects of the standards, from advice and guides to help with dedicated resources that support the standards.
Members may favorite resources; save searcher; follow other members; upload, share and archive their own resources,
AFT President, Randy Weingarten says that this initiative is among the most important services that the AFT has launched in over a generation.
This may be the first thing I share with the faculty in September, or through a summer email alert.
(TES Connect is the large UK network serving more that 2 million teacher members over 400,000 resources and 2.5 million downloads weekly.)
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