Visit our current cycle at our new home, 30Goals.com
Over 9000 educators have joined the The 30 Goals Challenge since January 2010. You have the opportunity to join our community in accomplishing 1 to 30 goals throughout the year. These are short-term goals we reflect on and see how they help us aim towards long-term goals to make us better educators. We support each other through social networks- our Facebook group, Youtube, Twitter (#30GoalsEdu), and blogs.
The 2011 Cycle
Lisa Dabb’s (@TeachingwthSoul) collaborated with me in this cycle to support new teachers accomplishing the 30 goals. You can find her podcasts and posts at Teaching With Soul. Lisa was an inspiration and is known for mentoring new teachers regularly through #NTChat. This year we also included vodcasts (video reflections) and podcasts. Listen to these for free!
- The 30 Goals Youtube Playlist
- Subscribe to the podcast through iTunes!
The 2011 Challenges
Congratulations on endearing this journey with me. Here is a list of all the goals we have accomplished together for this cycle.
- Be a Beam
- Re-evaluate Value
- What Do You Believe About Learning?
- Leave it Behind!
- Reflect, Step Back, Act
- Invite Them In!
- Play and Have Fun!
- Rethink Student Behavior and Classroom Management
- Make a Global Connection
- Plant a Seed of Belief
- Give Students Reign
- Engage Parents
- Help Them Reflect on Their Failures
- Build an Ideal Classroom Culture
- Be a Guide
- Change Your Environment
- Help Them Shine!
- Share Your Story
- Avoid Burn-Out
- Share Your Resources
- Encourage Creativity
- Be a Mentor or Find a Mentor
- Integrate Technology Effectively
- Support Character Development
- Build Relationships With Them
- Support a Movement
- Establish a Web Presence
- Teach Digital Citizenship
- Present Your Ideas
- Passion: Pass It On!
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Great ideas!I would like to join the challenge!
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I think I am a bit late, but would love to join the challenge… this is just what I need to get things going 🙂 I am assuming the order I go about the challenge doesn’t matter…. Here we go! 🙂
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study materials.i am more inspire from your video.
Hello Shelly!
Never too late?! LOL
“not enough time” and “too busy” just don’t cut it for excuses anymore — I witness too many others who have ‘lots on their plate’ and still manage. With so much inspiration around, I should be able to come through this time?!
Hoping to review 2010’s 30 challenges and then join in here, too — learning and contributing as I go!
Smiles,
Holly
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Goal 28, is a challenge near and dear to my heart. I also believe that many problems which arise on social media are dealt with in response to a problem. I would like to see a greater proactive education to help prevent and lessen the number of issues associated with the use of social media by students.