Europe is a magical destination during the winter months, with its picturesque snow-covered landscapes, charming Christmas markets, and exciting winter sports opportunities. Whether you're looking to hit the slopes, explore historic cities, or cozy up by a fireplace in a quaint countryside retreat, Europe has something for everyone. In this list article, we'll explore some of the best winter vacations in Europe, from top winter destinations to must-visit winter cities, best ski resorts, and cozy getaways in the countryside. Top Winter Destinations in Europe One of the top winter destinations in Europe is the stunning Swiss Alps. With its world-renowned ski resorts like Zermatt and St. Moritz, Switzerland offers unparalleled skiing and snowboarding experiences amidst breathtaking mountain scenery. Another popular destination is Lapland in Finland, where you can experience the magic of a winter wonderland complete with reindeer sleigh rides, husky safaris, and the chance to...
I love using short videos to engage students, but I also think video is a great tool for educators. These videos can connect learners to content or they can be connected to skills that we all need. I am always looking for something new to inspire, motivate, or just to explore something new connected to teaching and learning.
My PLN has helped me compile this YouTube playlist of educational videos. I learned about these videos in a variety of places including Twitter, Facebook, and when I’ve attended educational conference keynotes and sessions.
What are some of your favorite videos connected to teaching and learning? Feel free to add them to the collaborative playlist or in the comments below.
Here are some of my current top choices connected to teaching and learning.
Rubik’s Cube: A question, waiting to be answered
You Can Learn Anything
This Will Revolutionize Education
OK Go – This Too Shall Pass – Rube Goldberg Machine
Inside the mind of a master procrastinator
“Our kids do not want to be taught, they want to be moved… focus a little less on figuring out how you will teach them, and a little more on how you will inspire them.” Paul Bogush