Twitter is filled with amazing educators. I often get the start of a great idea from something shared by others. For example TQE, an addition to my classroom toolbox was shared with me through Twitter. I discovered my educational North Star Mary Howard through Twitter, I find Podcasts, articles, resources and other like-minded educators onContinue reading "Trying New Things is Hard"
Practice means “to try things that we can’t already do-to take chances, to make mistakes, and in short, to learn” -Gravity Goldberg in Teach Like Yourself quoting Trish Huston. December already? So I am sitting in my classroom working with The Chilling Tales of Sabrina playing in the background. Snow is starting to fall outsideContinue reading "Practice makes learning"
I don’t really remember much about my Language Arts classes growing up. I can’t even remember the books I read in class. I remember writing essays I think and some stories but there is nothing that stands out to me, nothing that I would share with my students today. I grew up a SocialContinue reading "We Read – We Write – We Share"
In one week I will be returning to the classroom with my students. To say that I am excited is an understatement. I have spent the summer reading both professionally and recreationally and am excited to talk about books and explore different ways to learn in the classroom. I think it is important thatContinue reading "One week"
I made mistakes as a teacher in how I “helped” students pick the books they read. A reflection on how I was wrong and why we need to be better.
My thoughts regarding a couple of Twitter conversations and the value we are putting on products coming into our classroom. Thanks for the inspiration #g2great and Colby Sharp.
Ok, this one is a little long. I was way more comfortable the second time around and so will need to keep that in mind next time. Almost 30 minutes on Comics in the classroom and a bit about AR. Hope you enjoy.