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Today I am examining one area of my learning and teaching I want to develop this year through the TeachThought blog challenge. I do not have my own set of traditional-aged students I have a different environment; I feel like I… Continue Reading →
Everyone thinks about a New Year’s Resolution. However, if you have taken the extra step of creating a blog post I’d love you to share it right here on HotLunchTray! [inlinkz_linkup id=479559 mode=1]
This post is part of a Link-up.For more link-ups search the Linking Up category. When I think about my educational goals for the new calendar year I do get excited! When I think about what I want to change I… Continue Reading →
I have a love affair with every good infographic I see. It can’t just be me, don’t you love it when you “see” the idea before someone makes you read the idea? That kind of double-enforced messaged, confirming what your audience… Continue Reading →
Whew, there’s the politics of this course and then there is the reality. Let’s dwell on the latter. March of 2014 I proposed a three segment online “course” for the 200+ International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) attendees of… Continue Reading →
When I stopped in to the Professional Learning department of my district office to turn in my reports about my ISTE preparatory class I had some questions. I am interested in holding a regional EdCamp for the northeast Georgia region… Continue Reading →
Sure, we are all successful educators. I get it, you’re just as brilliant as me. However, at some point after Thanksgiving and before Christmas Break you run a terrifying equation through your head. And during that calculation all your degrees and apple-tinged accolades are for nothing unless you… Continue Reading →
Completing the Edublogs Teacher Blogging Challenge Edublogs offers different blogging challenges: personal (teacher) blogging and student blogging. In the Teacher Challenge (personal) series I am following these 8 steps: Step 1: Setting up your blog Step 2: Setting Up Pages Step 3: Publish… Continue Reading →
Every year when I send out Christmas cards I want to know where they travel. I have an idea I send the most to the states in which I have lived, but without a visual representation I don’t feel like I… Continue Reading →
A post I recently discovered via Triberr, Do Students have the Right to Use Technology in Class started me thinking about this topic. Does the teacher or the student make the ultimate decision of how the learning occurs? I have seen… Continue Reading →
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