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Shout out to Mary Wever for digging this gem out from the NPR Skunk Bear archives! For those that aren’t familiar with the series, Skunk […]
My son had a math worksheet last week that included a hilarious word problem about a horse. Alright, I’ll qualify hilarious with the fact that […]
I have an eclectic taste in music; and I have a terrible video addiction. Thanks to those two realities, and the Google algorithm, I was […]
“Gold Bokeh” by megforce1 (Public Domain) Gold is one of the most malleable metals on the face of the earth. It’s so ductile, a single ounce can be […]
“The Bewildered Beast” by Nicole Rimes Teaching and learning in the era of COVID (provided you haven’t retired, resigned, or been side tracked with the […]
A conversation with a colleague today got me thinking about engagement. Or rather disengagement of staff and students. It’s a pretty solid and straight forward […]
I serve as the School Improvement Chair for my school district. I help coordinate the flow of data among several of our district analytic and […]
“Ready for Bed” by Frees, Harry Whittier It’s conference season. The time between Christmas Break and Spring Break can be tortuously long for teachers and […]
Leginska by Bain News Service Zach and Screech had a student-run radio station on Saved By the Bell that they used to save the local […]
Just a quick post to commemorate the havoc that children can wrought on technology. I’ve seen students of all ages tear keys off of devices, […]
Just a quick post to commemorate the havoc that children can wrought on technology. I’ve seen students of all ages tear keys off of devices, […]
Leginska by Bain News Service Zach and Screech had a student-run radio station on Saved By the Bell that they used to save the local […]
