16
Jul
2021
How Project-Based Learning Can Teach Empathy
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/Right now, many of us are living in a place of transition. After almost a year trapped indoors, the Coronavirus appears to... Read More
12
Jul
2021
5 Teaching Lessons from Hamilton
By now you’ve almost certainly heard of Hamilton: An American Musical, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s retelling of our nation’s “10-dollar founding father,” Alexander Hamilton.... Read More
21
Jun
2021
Remembering Eric Carle
As a kindergarten teacher, I have a great love for picture books. I built my classroom library around a wide variety of... Read More
17
May
2021
The Great Outdoors: Activities to End the School Year Strong
The other day I noticed a pair of cardinals outside my window. It was a male and a female. Both had twinges... Read More
14
May
2021
5 (More) Asian Americans who Changed the World
Last year, I wrote a blog which highlighted 5 Asian Americans who changed the world. It was my way of recognizing Asian... Read More
7
May
2021
Celebrating Teachers of Excellence
I probably don’t have to tell you this, but teaching is hard. The amount of responsibility placed on educators can be overwhelming... Read More
28
Apr
2021
Why and Why Not: Two Questions at the Heart of Education
During World War I, the death rate from bacterial pneumonia was 18%. In World War II, that number fell to less than... Read More
5
Apr
2021
5 Ways to Celebrate Your Library
I love going to the library. I don’t care if that statement makes me sound like a nerd, it is unabashedly true.... Read More