Category: Teachers' blogs

We all know this moment when we are looking for a reliable idea to prepare a course, relaunch an activity or find a different support. You type a few words in a search engine, open ten tabs, then wonder which ones are really worth a visit. Teacher sites often save this precious time. They start from the field, classes, essays, successes and sometimes the limits encountered by teachers.

This category brings together websites and blogs created by teachers, trainers or education enthusiasts. It includes resources for history-geography, mathematics, cartography, mental calculus, music and media literacy. What they have in common: offer concrete content, designed to be used, adapted or explored in the classroom.

What you will find in this category

Here you will find a selection of blogs of teachers useful to prepare your lessons, feed your pedagogical watch and discover tested or commented digital resources. The aim is not to make an exhaustive list, but to highlight sites that can actually be used in the classroom. Always with the same question: Is it clear, useful, accessible and reliable enough to be recommended to teachers who are already short on time?

Where to start?

Here are some articles to get into the subject:

Independent blog founded by Fidel Navamuel in 2008. More than 1,000 resources to integrate digital into your teaching practices.

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