9
Nov
2020
Embrace Minimalism: Managing Your Teaching Workload
Last week I finally did something I’d been putting off for years, I organized all the junk in my apartment. Until now,... Read More
4
Nov
2020
The Great Divide: Modeling Virtue in the Classroom
I am writing this at 5:41 a.m. It is Tuesday, November 3rd, which means that between you and me, Reader, there has... Read More
28
Oct
2020
Embrace the Moments: Creating Positive Experiences
Halloween is right around the corner. If you’re fortunate enough to have any exposure to kids around this time of year, you... Read More
23
Oct
2020
Keep it Spooky: Using Halloween to Teach Your Students
I’ve always loved Halloween. Sure, free candy is a nice get, but I mostly love it for the ambiance. The leaves change... Read More
21
Oct
2020
A Light in the Darkness
I attended a concert recently, although the performers didn’t know it. They were collegiate musicians practicing outdoors beneath a tent; I overheard... Read More
2
Oct
2020
As Slow as Molasses
Some years ago, I stumbled across an interesting video from a kennel competition. It was one of those events where dogs are... Read More
25
Sep
2020
Eigin Druk
I remember chaperoning my daughter’s middle school field trip to the M.C. Escher exhibit at a local art museum. I was duly... 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