Drawing Outside the Lines
cc licensed flickr photo shared by quinn.anya I have a confession. I have no idea what Edmodo is. I know that it has “Ed” in it so I am assuming
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“You don’t get harmony when everyone sings the same note”
“The world has changed, and it will never move backward. In order for the next generation to be successful, they will need to think differently, and that begins by knowing
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Progress
cc licensed flickr photo shared by Namibnat I received an email yesterday from a parent that made my weekend. She shared some links with me (I love the progress we
The Ideal Classroom?
Sir Ken Robinson was in Red Deer last night, and I am glad that I took the time to catch his lecture. It was a fantastic opportunity to hear him
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Thinking About Cursive
cc licensed flickr photo shared by WilliamsProjects A tweet by Chris Kennedy pushed me to write a post that has been sitting in my Evernote drafts for a long time
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Creating A Wordpress Portfolio
I have the honour of working with educators this week at the North Central Teachers’ Convention in Edmonton and am doing a beginner’s guide to using Wordpress.com to build student/professional
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Kindle Highlights to Evernote
I was inspired by seeing Primary Pete’s example of using Evernote to collect evidence in the classroom, that I thought I would share my own learning for using Evernote. I
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Which side are you on?
“There is good reason to believe that if the phonograph proves to be what its inventor claims that it is, both book-making and reading will fall into disuse. Why should
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We are all teachers
cc licensed flickr photo shared by gcouros Sitting in on a meeting this morning with my Superintendent and other principals, she had brought up this AMAZING Ted Talk that she
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Connected Principals Reflections
cc licensed flickr photo shared by jeremyfoo Patrick Larkin and I had the honour (he had the honor) of leading a conversation at Educon on Sunday and had some fantastic
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