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December 20, 2022

Top 10 winter recommendations from our staff ❄️

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Winter Recommendations | 10 of our favorite activities & resources | Collected by your friends at Michigan Virtual
Dear educators, As we head into winter break, we asked Michigan Virtual staff for their “Winter Recommendations”: activities, reading, and other resources they love that they want to share with you. Some are educational, and others are just for fun! We hope that these recommendations incite curiosity and inspiration as you take a much-needed break and head into the new year!
Here's what they shared: 1) Listen to the “Good Inside” podcast. Recommended by Emily Sicilia, Assistant Director of Professional Learning. Quote:
2) Practice device hygiene. Recommended by Holly Boleski, Manager of District Programming. Quote:
3.) Sign up for Teacher Boost. Recommended by Anne Perez, Professional Learning Specialist. Quote:
4) Read an article about AI-generated essays. Recommended by Justin Bruno, Assistant Director of District Programming. Quote:
5) Follow the “Bored Teachers” Instagram account. Recommended by Christy Trombetta, Senior Professional Learning Specialist. Quote:
6) Read
7) Ask 10 people a thought-provoking question. Recommended by Jamey Fitzpatrick, President and CEO. Quote:
8) Read
9) Check out our
10) Watch @TastingHistory on YouTube. Recommended by Melanie Rogers, Senior Systems Analyst. Quote:
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Wishing you a great winter break!
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