I’ve dipped my toes in Twitter lately (as part of the Explore #MTBoS program) and been swept up in a crashing tsunami of information. There’s no way to keep up with it all, but I’ll let the tide wash over me and enjoy the tidbits I happen to notice as they float by. For instance, yesterday I discovered a writer who offers tip on writing about injuries and was able to get some great advice for Kitten’s sequel to her first novel.
And then today, Steven Strogatz posted a link to Saramoira Shields, a new blogger I might never have discovered on my own. I think you’ll enjoy her video:
Love the video about the math major. Thanks for sharing. I am new to twitter/ blogging but posts like yours ,are the time spent on these missions worth it.
Hi, Sabrina!
I’m new to Twitter, but I’ve been blogging for years (and still have plenty to learn). It’s great fun, and you get to “meet” a whole lot of cool people online. Best wishes!
Love the video you posted! I’m also still learning about Twitter, but the more I push myself to use it, the more I find it helpful professionally.
I LOVE the video. It also applies to just math teachers. “I teach Algebra I” .. “*cricket* Ohhhhh, well, I was never good at math… I should have had you as a teacher.”….
Thank you for sharing!