Chuck Baker writes about education technology, math instruction, reading and writing in the content areas, and his reflections on teaching his own children.
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No-nonsense nurturers build "life-altering relationships" with their students by creating an environment of achievement with precise directions, positive narration, and systems of accountability. - paraphrase […]
"I don't want to feel like a robot.""I'm not putting that thing in my ear.""I'm not allowed to say, 'Please' or 'Thank you' anymore after […]
This one is for my math homies in my school at out there in the #mtbos!I've been teaching in Canvas for only a week, and […]
Are you teaching from home while your document camera is at school? Trying to use a whiteboard behind you but worried that the text is […]
Why have "normal" buttons and links on your Canvas homepage or class website when you can bitmoji them instead?! Here's how I did it using […]
Google Voice is a FANTASTIC tool to use for contacting parents (or anyone, really) while shielding your personal phone number from the public (or just […]
Since March 2020, educators everywhere have been brainstorming, collaborating, and synergizing, (is that enough buzzwords?) attempting to innovate and refine teaching and learning during the […]
...so they can grow up to be adults that know how to read and/or play music!This is just a little story of how being able […]
Four years ago, I had the privilege of teaching British Literature in summer school. If you're new here, you need to know that all of […]
Like the rest of the educators of the world, I'm diving into the virtual classroom this week like a medic on the beaches of Normandy. […]
Earlier this month was my birthday. December 6th. I was 36 on the 6th. That's not the "Golden Birthday," but it should be something for […]
I'm not ashamed to say it - I'll crush a Starbucks PSL. I smile gleefully as I wait for that first sip of the season.(Pumpkin […]
