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As part of the TeachThought January Blog Challenge today’s prompt is: Share a time when you learned a very important lesson from one of your students. The Florida Today newspaper archive only goes bask to 2002, so we will both have… Continue Reading →
As part of the TeachThought January Blog Challenge today’s prompt is: How would you choose to report progress out to children and parents? I was not going to post on this topic, I felt too far removed from this since I… Continue Reading →
It has been 30 days since I joined the group 30 Day Blog Challenge. I scheduled this post in my editorial calendar to remind me to check in on how I did with the challenge. Truth is I am… Continue Reading →
Content Vocabulary ties in to online learning experiences since teaching the vocabulary is teaching the content. It also makes for a nice introductory unit to any online module/course work sequence. If consistent throughout all courses offered it can also be a… Continue Reading →
You might remember that I love a good MOOC. And if you didn’t remember that, I should point out that last year I tried out five Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) and the first MOOC I finished was a Coursera one… Continue Reading →
As part of the TeachThought January Blog Challenge today’s prompt is: What changes do you envision in the next ten years? In ten years I will be in my 28th year of education. Woah. That is enough to make me catch… Continue Reading →
My opportunity to help facilitate an in-district edcamp has come and gone and I want to share the results with you, both the official results and my personal observations. Not that they differ so much, but I can tell you… Continue Reading →
As part of the TeachThought January Blog Challenge today’s prompt is: What are the benefits of connecting with other educators? How am I going to make sure I do this on a regular basis? I have taught in four different districts,… Continue Reading →
As part of the TeachThought January Blog Challenge today’s prompt is: How am I going to update myself professionally? Specify support resources. I am glad to supply resources which have helped me develop myself. I recognize the importance of addition personalized development as… Continue Reading →
As part of the TeachThought January Blog Challenge today’s prompt is: What advice can you give a new teacher as to the priority or focus for energy as they begin their careers? I remember when I started teaching in 1998. But… Continue Reading →
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