Teacher as Advocates
cc licensed ( BY SD ) flickr photo shared by garryknight When talking with a group of teachers last week about the frustration that sometimes comes with not feeling they
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Doctors and Bikes; The Battle Between Content and Process
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by jonny.hunter Often we hear about the importance of content vs. process when we discuss the way our students learn and curriculum.
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The “Why” of Writing
My dad was born in a small town in Greece that was by the sea. Although I have had the chance to go back and visit a few times and
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Brand You
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by ivanpw As the school year is right around the corner in our school division, “new teachers” (to our organization) will be
Head Space
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by stefo At the end of the school year, I spent a lot of time making sure that I tied up all
Tell More Stories
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by umjanedoan Reading a USA Today article on social media in schools followed by Eric Sheninger’s post, I was not surprised by
“Attitude affects your latitude”
cc licensed ( BY NC SD ) flickr photo shared by gcouros As I pack and get ready to haul a bunch of stuff over to my first house (yay!),
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Literacy…Just Literacy
I was absolutely amazed watching the video “Splitscreen; A Love Story” on Vimeo yesterday. Not only for the vision and way that the story is told (which is absolutely amazing),
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Global Citizens
It was January 28, 1986 when a space shuttle was to be launched into space with the first ever teacher aboard. As far as space shuttles went, our school did
This is not optional anymore…
Spending the last four days at a national leadership conference (CASA 11) in Niagara Falls on 21st Century Learning and Innovation (which had no Twitter hashtag until a few of
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