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5 Questions with… Ron Berger
I am always on the lookout for resources that I can share with teachers. At a conference a few years ago, the presenter shared a video called Austin's Butterfly, which…
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5 Questions with… Paul Solarz
I first read the Teach Like a Pirate book by Dave Burgess last year. It helped to change my outlook on inspiring students. Since then, I have become a frequent…
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5 Questions with… Trevor Bryan
As a fifth grade teacher, I worked very hard to help my students find connections. One of my colleagues who helped me to make connections between curriculum areas was Trevor…
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5 Questions with… Gregg Breinberg
Several years ago when I was still a classroom teacher, I stumbled across the following video from students at PS22 in New York: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maVIZ30GPGU The video served as an inspiration…
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5 Questions with… Jay Billy
Last week, I had the opportunity to participate in #satchatwc, which was facilitated by Principal Jay Billy. During the chat, Jay led educators in sharing their favorite quotes and graphics…
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5 Questions with … Dr. Mary Howard
Each week, the #G2Great Twitter chat based on Dr. Mary Howard's book Good to Great Teaching: Focusing on the Literacy Work that Matters is hosted on Thursday evenings. The chat is usually a lively…
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5 questions with… Kristen Swanson
Inspiration can come from many sources. Sometimes, inspiration may come from reading a book or a blog post, or sometimes by listening to a speaker. I was inspired to start…