The TeachMeet is a key part of every Educate Together Ethical Education Conference. For anyone unfamiliar with the concept, a TeachMeet is an organised but informal meeting where a number of teachers volunteer to give a variety of short presentations on any aspect of education to their peers. The goal of a TeachMeet is to provide teachers with the opportunity to share good practice, practical innovations and personal insights in teaching with one another.
An Educate Together TeachMeet is where teachers give a five-minute presentation on an idea or resource that they found beneficial in teaching Ethical Education. These events include a mix of primary and second-level teachers. The presentations delivered are always enormously wide-ranging and innovative. Take a look at the tweets below for a flavour of the TeachMeet presentations at previous Educate Together events.
- Keep an eye on our events page or the Education and Support Newsletter for updates on upcoming TeachMeets!
- Find out more about the Learn Together Ethical Education Curriculum here
- Find out more about the Second-level Ethical Education Curriculum here
The #EthicalEducation #TeachMeet link and agenda is here: https://t.co/XsK9Yvw44O @fintanmurphy pic.twitter.com/cL5JA6nMMV
— Educate Together (@EducateTogether) November 24, 2018
Loved the “Snowball fight” idea from #teachmeet @philosophyire #ethicaleducation #GenderMatters write a Q on paper, scrunch up and throw it. You get some1 else’s snowball-read and discuss. @EducateTogether pic.twitter.com/JGWM5t21QB
— Castlebar ETNS (@CastlebarEtns) November 25, 2017
@EducateTogether #GenderMatters #EthicalEducation Amazing ideas for modern classroom practice at Conference #TeachMeet This morning pic.twitter.com/eycVjjcT4S
— Paul Rowe (@PaulRoweET) November 25, 2017
