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Part of the assignment for the Digital Learning Transitions MOOC is to write goals and challenges for the area you wish to impact. Statement of important goals for updating teaching and learning in my district: Celebrate an environment where the… Continue Reading →
This was my first iNACOL. I jealously watched my colleagues attend a couple of years ago and am so grateful I was able to attend this year! It is worth noting they have recently changed their name from Virtual School… Continue Reading →
I had a meeting I wasn’t looking forward to today. It wasn’t a tough topic or a tough personality that made me apprehensive, I was apprehensive because the meeting was called because the person’s boss made an off-hand remark about… Continue Reading →
Ahh, to over-deliver. Allow me to marinate in this feeling, it doesn’t come around too often. I shouldn’t act like I am not helpful typically, but it is not the helpful which is visible. I wonder sometimes if all people… Continue Reading →
Bahahaha. I am not trying to be contrary, I totally think this is a great annual theme for educators. But my last few days have pointed out to me I may do better to limit myself to some quality connections… Continue Reading →
I am a teacher. Always have been, always will be. They are my people and I “get” them. So when I transitioned to a technology integration job I had the inside track on teachers, right? I knew the animal well. … Continue Reading →
I have just made a connection based on something which has stuck with me since the end of July and something that came up today. Both conversations (the only meaningful way I make connections) were with outside vendors to our… Continue Reading →
Well, now you’re sure I am female – I’ve just outed myself by admitting I frequent (read: ‘am-addicted-to’) Pinterest. I have wanted to do more with the pinboard I dedicate to “Strictly School” for some time. I have some male… Continue Reading →
And you say, “Duh?” Well I might retort, “No, I mean in an exotic, train-wreck, but beautiful sort of way.” And hopefully you don’t want to punch me. Fresh off a full day in-service with a group of 40ish K-12… Continue Reading →
The good news for this mom is that I have spent 15 years in education by the time my oldest is entering Kindergarten, the bad news is that doesn’t matter. The panic allegedly began 2PM Thursday, when my son’s long… Continue Reading →
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