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There is enough room in public K12 education for just about every type of teacher. In fact, one of K12’s strengths is that we offer the public a variety of teachers, learning environments, and differing ways to experience knowledge. So… Continue Reading →
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 →
There is usually an element of customization an instructor needs as s/he is putting content online… The instructor usually has an idea of her/his non-negotiables are, but the instructor also needs to an idea of the time line and hierarchy/amount… Continue Reading →
This post is one in a series for a MOOC. You can find similar posts searching under the Category MOOC or searching for hashtag #eteacherTOOL for more about this particular MOOC. I feel that this MOOC has prepared me for… Continue Reading →
I recently had the opportunity to share how and why I develop educator professional learning through the learning management system (LMS). Below, I give a tour of a recent professional learning asset that teaches both content literacy and instructional design…. Continue Reading →
Click through for a Visual Introduction Digital Portfolio Since joining the district eLearning team in 2009, I have spearheaded comprehensive adult learning opportunities through training and professional development for teachers and staff. In 2018, I assumed the role of… Continue Reading →
Remote Skills for Next Semester As the new semester approaches, K12 teachers should review all their synchronous and asynchronous online remote skills. While educators have learned so much, there are increasingly new ways to apply those skills. COVID-19 variants are… Continue Reading →
Time for a blog renew for HotLunchTray. In an effort to refocus on serving the target HLT audience it is time to rebuild focused content. The One Hour Content Plan by Meera Kothand advised bloggers to do several things which… Continue Reading →
Since March 2020 educators have worried about students falling behind. It has pushed teachers to work past reason, parents to stress about doing the teacher’s job, and left students outside of the traditional classroom. However, a pandemic is a worldwide… Continue Reading →
Teachers Need our Help K-12 teachers are either teaching online, teaching face-to-face, or doing both. Despite what you think you learned last spring, the easiest job is teaching online. While many wanted K-12 public school systems to open, only the… Continue Reading →
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