Calling all educators - First competition for steemiteducation! Win Steem Dollars!
Calling all educators!
We are glad to announce our first steem-giveaway! Everyone who writes educational posts are welcome to enter! If you are not a licensed teacher but your posts are still educational and can benefit either a student or a teacher, feel free to enter the competition!
What is this competition about?
Education of course!
We are looking for the best educational post possible!
Rules of this competition:
1. Write an educational post. You are allowed to choose ANY topic or ANY subject for ANY age group, BUT the post must be educational for students and teachers must be able to use the information in a formal lesson.
2. At the end of your post we want a fun activity for students to do in the class or even a fun video related to the topic.
3. You may include a printable worksheet so that teachers could download that and print out the worksheet as a handout to students.
Rules to enter:
1. Follow us @steemiteducation
2. You have to resteem this post and post your entry in the comment section of this post.
3. You have to use the steemiteducation tag as your main tag.
Prizes to be won:
First prize: All the liquid rewards generated by this post (thanks to a donation the minimum prize will be at least 25 SBD). The more you share the higher the prize!
Second prize: 10 SBD
Remember you have to :
Winner will be announced one week from today! Prizes will be paid out immediately after the selection has taken place. During the week we will use the entries to this competition to promote in our daily posts.
Don't forget to check our daily posts where we promote the best educational posts of the day.
If you want to make a difference then:
I will guarantee that the winner will receive at least $25 SBD. If the prize pool does not get that high, I will add to it so that it does. I can't wait to see what community members create!
we'll see what happens :)
nice post follow me and i will upvote you and you same will do please...
Here is our entry to your marvelous competition. We hope we can give a little bit of inspiration of how to improve learning with memory techniques.
The Periodic Table of Elements: Hydrogen, Helium and Lithium
And here is our follow-up post from yesterday:
https://steemit.com/steemiteducation/@thinkkniht/learning-with-memory-techniques-the-periodic-table-of-elements-6-10
My entry:
https://steemit.com/steemiteducation/@ghostgtr/math-for-foundation-phase-measuring-length
https://steemit.com/steemiteducation/@anneke/the-moon-worksheet-for-gr-4
https://steemit.com/steemiteducation/@sweetpea/introducing-baby-sign-language-with-a-song-to-learn-my-grandma-s-cat
Upvoted, followed and resteemed - thank you!
Sounds like a great competition (and the post is structured really nice too). Upvoted and Resteemed.
I agree, good one indeed, upvoted. What do you think about the bot action in steemit (see my blog post for details)and downvoting / flaggin civil war in steemit now? see link https://steemit.com/steem-help/@charles1/down-voting-a-motivational-killer-or-a-strategic-use-of-power
we need to expose it and have more people debating on the subject in order to send a message to those involved.
Excellent contest @steemiteducation!! Below is my entry to the contest..
https://steemit.com/steemiteducation/@mathworksheets/finding-surface-area-and-volume-of-a-cuboid
This is a cool, will try my luck...
How to Teach the Concept of Percent to English Language Learners https://steemit.com/steemiteducation/@go2sheila/how-to-teach-the-concept-of-percent-to-english-language-learners