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31: One Tired Teacher: Launching a Makerspace

31: One Tired Teacher: Launching a Makerspace

Episode 31 Published 7 years ago
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Today we talk all about the 5 fundamental steps you need to launch a makerspace in your learning environment. If you missed episode 30: Why Every Teacher Should Have a Makerspace, then check that out first.

Links Mentioned in the Show

Trina Deboree Teaching and Learning for Makerspace Monday {FB Lives- show up to be eligible to win a free makerspace moment in literature.}

Teacherpreneurs, Raise Your Hand

5 Astonishing Reasons Every Classroom Needs a Makerspace (with links to resources)

Makerspace Moment in Literature

Grab your free makerspace materials list to help you get started.

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