19
Apr
2021
One Giant Leap for Students
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/We live on an extraordinary planet. Think about it, of all the celestial bodies orbiting our sun, Earth is the only one... Read More
14
Apr
2021
Something Completely Different: Rethinking Student Engagment
There are no deserts in Michigan, where I live, and so I was unprepared for the dry heat and the relentless sun... 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
29
Mar
2021
Three Ways to Make Your Classroom Environmentally Conscious
I have always loved the ocean. In elementary school, I attended a trip to the Shedd Aquarium and was absolutely mesmerized by... Read More
8
Mar
2021
5 (More) Women in STEM Your Students Should Know
Some time ago, I wrote a blog post called, 5 Women in STEM Your Students Should Know. For a history buff like... Read More
1
Mar
2021
Finding Empowerment: A Lesson from a Messy Kitchen
Before the pandemic, our family had a rule: if you cooked, someone else cleaned. But, during this time working from home, many... Read More
26
Feb
2021
Creating Experiences for Celebrating Women’s History Month
When I was in elementary school, there were several projects and events that still stick with me today. You know, those activities... Read More
10
Feb
2021
Richer Soil: Cultivating Change in the Classroom
Last week, I spoke with a teacher who wanted to give up. She was crushed, physically and emotionally, by the demands of... Read More