30
Nov
2020
Learning Together: Helping Students Build Virtual Community
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/This past weekend, after nearly two weeks of intense quarantining, I was finally able to spend time with my family. Given the... Read More
30
Oct
2020
Engaging Students Across the Generational Divide
The world was a much different place when I was a kid. There were no smartphones or social media. Computers, for the... Read More
26
Oct
2020
A More Perfect Union: Teaching SEL During the Election
Hey, did you know 2020 is an election year? Sorry, bad joke. By now you’re probably sick of hearing about it. News... Read More
19
Oct
2020
You Create Classroom Policy
I hate discussing the election. For the most part, I’ve tried to avoid mentioning it whenever I write a blog post. I... Read More
9
Oct
2020
Take Sisyphus to School: Embracing a Growth Mindset
If you know anything about Greek mythology, you know the ancients were big fans of karmic punishment. The myth of Sisyphus, for... Read More
5
Oct
2020
The Desire to Learn: Fostering Curiosity in Your Students
Some time ago, I stumbled across the twitter hashtag #WomenYouShouldHaveHeardOf. Despite its unruly length, I couldn’t help but be intrigued. History is... Read More
21
Sep
2020
It’s Not Always Good News
I hope I don’t regret posting this. The last thing I want is for this blog to become a downer. More importantly,... Read More
18
Sep
2020
5 Hispanic Heroes Your Students Should Know
Every year, from September 15th to October 15th, the United States celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month. It’s a time when we as... Read More