10
Aug
2020
STEM’s Greatest Teacher — The Outdoors!
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/Believe me, you will find more lessons in the woods than in books. Trees and stones will teach you what you cannot... Read More
5
Aug
2020
Cooperation in the Classroom
“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” – Old Proverb I have a... Read More
29
Jul
2020
Reflections from a Teacher
This fall, when we send our children back to school, the kindergartner who loved to hug everyone will become a first grader... Read More
27
Jul
2020
Encouraging Healthy SEL through Distance Learning
For me, it was the sound of rain. Like many educators, I’ve spent the last few months under quarantine, during which time... Read More
24
Jul
2020
We Learn by Doing
Tell me, I’ll forget Show me, I may remember Involve me, and I’ll understand – Old Proverb I’m not a particularly good... Read More
17
Jul
2020
Remember to Wonder
By now, you have likely heard the sad news. Joanna Cole, author of The Magic School Bus books, has died at 75.... Read More
15
Jul
2020
Empowering Students to Power Your Classroom
Everybody’s different. We say it and, on some level, we understand it. But in a world of limited time and scant resources,... Read More
19
Jun
2020
The Art of STEM
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/Tags21st century skills, authenticity, Blue Apple, classroom culture, connection, curiosity, curriculum, education, Empathy, Growth Mindset, innovation, inquiry, inspiration, instruction, lesson planning, perseverance, professional development, relevance, Ryan Duncan, STEM, storytelling, strategies, stress, student choice, student engagement, teaching profession, VAEI
Some time ago, I was scrolling through social media when I came upon an interesting picture. A group of teenagers were all... Read More