Amy Erin Borovoy

@video-amy.bsky.social

So lucky to be able to share tools/inspiration for educators through my work as director of video @Edutopia.org! My posts are my own.

Ready to create some fresh anchor charts with your class for the new year? I'm jazzed to see how excited folks are about @edutopia.org's customizable collection of posters for routines and norm-setting. Check out our new animation and get the goods: www.edutopia.org/video/4-esse...

4 Essential Anchor Charts to Kick Off the School Year

Posting visual references to reinforce structure, routines, and expectations helps establish classroom culture and start the year strong.

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UFOs, axe murderers, and ghosts, oh my! Watch high school students dig into local urban legends to search for truth—and gain a deeper understanding of primary sources, oral history, and how stories shape their community. Loving our latest video for @edutopia.org! www.edutopia.org/video/teachi...

Teaching Teens How to Separate Fact From Fiction

When students study their region’s scariest urban legends, they learn about oral history—and how to look for kernels of truth from the past.

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Happy Friday! On a scale of medieval lions, how are you doing today? I *love* this teacher's way of taking attendance with a goofy question—it gets all the kids tuned in and kicks her class off with a little joy. Latest video via @edutopia.org: www.edutopia.org/video/60-sec...

60-Second Strategy: Attendance Question

Transforming a mundane task like roll call into a chance to connect and share a moment with students makes the start of class more joyful.

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Dipping my toes in here! 👋 Just published a new 60-Second Strategy on @edutopia.org, featuring HS social studies/history teacher Benjamin Barbour: www.edutopia.org/video/60-sec... If you like these shorties, you can get them all in one place, sorted by grade level! buff.ly/422yPeL

60-Second Strategy: Flash Philosophy

In this quick warm-up that sharpens critical thinking, students wrestle with moral and ethical questions—while also gaining communication and writing skills.

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