The Sweetest PD

The Sweetest PD

  Attending an education conference can be an amazing experience. You get to attend a number of sessions that interest you and learn from other educators who you’ve never met…
The Punch

The Punch

  We would all like to believe that we control our time. For anyone who is a planner, or maintains an organized calendar, or focuses on time-saving hacks, we imagine…
What’s Age Got To Do With It?

What’s Age Got To Do With It?

  I recently listened to the Revisionist History podcast episode Outliers, Revisited. In the episode, Malcolm Gladwell investigates the privilege that athletes and students have based on their birth dates.…
Bounded Flexibility

Bounded Flexibility

  Freedom and flexibility often scare teachers. It’s the fear that freedom equals chaos. WL Gore, the manufacturing company behind Gore-Tex, promotes the idea of bounded flexibility, freedom within constraints.…
Consumption or Creation?

Consumption or Creation?

  I just finished listening to the latest episode of the Cult of Pedagogy podcast titled "Why You Should Bring Podcasts Into Your Classroom." The episode featured a lively discussion…
The Piece of Paper at the End

The Piece of Paper at the End

  Inspired by Seth today. I listened to Seth Godin on the Wired Educators Podcast this week. He talked about his famous Stop Stealing Dreams manifesto about education. He spoke…
Make Remote Learning Real!

Make Remote Learning Real!

  Connecting and engaging students right now might be a struggle. Try these authentic learning projects for connecting students to the world!   Rich   For more Authentic Learning Strategies,…
Consider a Caveday

Consider a Caveday

  Sometimes, life gets in the way of the things that we really want or need to do. We can get sucked in by the daily minutiae. We can seem…