#InnovativeMindset: There Has to Be More Than This

The week of October 17th was the worst week of my classroom life.  If it could go wrong, it went wrong.  Starting with general disorganization […]

Reflective Learning: Quickie, Slicky, Tricky Assessment

I have never been one for giving students quizzes or exams.  There’s enough of that crap going on in schools these days and the level […]

A Different Kind of Year

I’ve been back in the classroom a couple of weeks now.  I can say, it’s an adventure in the making.  This particular group of students […]

Hyperdoc on Tap

So, I bought the book, I’ve actually read it (that’s what you’re supposed to do with the books you buy, right?) and I made a […]

STEM & Literacy: Learning about Earning

Literacy,  noun the ability to read and write; competence or knowledge in a specified area. I am always thinking of new ways to incorporate reading, writing […]

Tech Review: WeJit

Wow, haven’t done one of these in a while.  Just when you think you’ve played with every edtech app out there, your coworker tosses a […]

Digital Literacy: Still Dealing with the Haves and the HaveNots

What is… digital literacy? Digital Literacy is the ability to use information and communication technologies to find, evaluate, create, and communicate information, requiring both cognitive […]

Adventures in Google Classroomland: Google Keep and that Big Fat Weather Project

We’re starting the “Big Fat Weather Project” this week! For the next 8 weeks (that’s all that’s left folks!) we’re going to make homemade barometers, […]

Adventures in Google Classroomland: Rethinking the Weather Project, Task 1

This time last year, I was starting my favorite project of the year with my students: i, Meteorologist.  I’d moved an almost completely pen and […]

Adventures in Google Classroomland: Experiments in Blogging

Last year, when students completed presentations and other media rich projects for the weather project, they just sent them to me and I posted them […]

Adventures in Google Classroomland: Peeking Over Your Shoulder

So, the Google Classroom pilot is plodding along in my building.  Depending on the amount of technology each has, some teachers are using Classroom as […]

That Darn Black History Month Project

Don’t let the title fool you…   So, while sitting in a team leaders meeting at the end of January, I was psychologically accosted by […]

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