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
16
Apr
2021
How Geography Can Teach Students SEL
Last week I had a video call with an old friend. We spent some time catching up on recent events, reminisced a... 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
12
Apr
2021
Using STEM to Protect our Water
Of all the modern luxuries we enjoy, I think the one we all take most for granted is running water. Don’t believe... Read More
9
Apr
2021
Looking Forward Together
Over Easter weekend I was fortunate enough to spend a little time with family. In fact, the weather was so nice that... 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
24
Mar
2021
The Little Things Add Up
Sometimes, it’s the little things that make a big difference. The smile in the hallway. The hand on the shoulder. The moment... Read More
19
Mar
2021
A Cure for Remote Teaching Doldrums… Science!
Did March sneak up on you this year, more like a wall than a rainbow? After having my students remote learning this... Read More