School should be a place where kids love to go, not a place where kids have to go. But what can educators (and even parents) do to engage students in learning that truly speaks to their interests? How can we bring in outside content experts to expand our lessons beyond the textbook and create lasting memories for our young people?
We sat down with The Expert Effect co-authors Grayson McKinney - a fifth grade teacher, technology facilitator, educational writer, speaker, and Zach Rondot - a fourth grade teacher, presenter, and Oakland County Elementary Teacher of the year.
Follow Grayson and Zach on Social Media:
- Connect with Grayson on his blog: www.Innovation4Education.WordPress.com
- Grayson on Instagram @ExpertEffectEdu
- Grayson on Twitter and Clubhouse @GMcKinney2
- Connect with Zach on his blog: www.ZachRondot.com
- Zach on Instagram @ZachRondot
- Zach on Twitter @MrRondot
Check out the book The Expert Effect: A Three-Part System to Break Down the Walls of Your Classroom and Connect Your Students to the World:
- Find The Expert Effect on Amazon in paperback and ebook versions.
- Find The Expert Effect at Barnes & Noble.com in paperback and ebook versions.
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