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We were very fortunate to have received micro:bits from the Economic Development Council of St. Charles County for our 7th grade Project Lead the Way […]
Robotics is a great way to introduce engineering into all subject areas. When creating robots to solve a particular problem, students must use researching skills, […]
Are Your Students #Creating? Or, are they just doing crafts with no purpose? Try to encourage empathy in your students. Students who create with a […]
Me, Hadi Partovi (creator of code.org) and R2D2 at ISTE 2016 It's been a couple weeks since I returned home from ISTE 2016 in Denver, […]
Google Slides Google Slides is an amazing presentation creator. If you are still using PowerPoint, DON'T! With Google Slides' opportunity of anywhere/anytime access and sharing […]
Ever since I participated in the Google Teacher (now Innovator) Academy in 2014, I have been amazed by the power of Google My Maps. It […]
Are you ready to have an awesome unlearning experience in St. Charles, MO? Then join us for our very first EDCAMP! After attending EdcampSTL, I […]
Formative assessments do not have to be just paper/pencil tests. Technology is a great way to quickly assess your students to see where their level […]
The 4C's include: Collaboration, Creativity, Communication, and Critical Thinking. The 4 C's came about by a joint venture of the National Education Association and the […]
Collaboration is the key to clear communication and cooperative learning. Educators not only need to encourage collaboration in their students, but it is so great […]
I will be leaving the classroom next school year and will be changing jobs. I will be an instructional technologist. You may ask, "What's an […]
I have found the cutest book. It is a spin on the classic book Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown. It is called Goodnight iPad […]
