13
Feb
2019
A Grocery Store Moment: Giving Students Voice and Choice
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/A jar of mustard…that’s all I wanted on a recent stop at my favorite grocery store. A pretty basic item. I thought... Read More
9
Jan
2019
PE’s Are for Me
You have to admire videogames. Regardless of their console, genre, or style, every videogame has to accomplish two things in order to... Read More
12
Dec
2018
Student Engagement Strategies
We need to talk about goldfish. Though often considered the most boring of pets, these fascinating little fish actually have a long... Read More
7
Dec
2018
December Syndrome
There’s a virulent scourge running rampant in schools. Symptoms include: inability to focus, impaired short-term memory, restlessness, failure to follow directions, and... Read More
7
Nov
2018
The Perseverance of Baby Bear
Thank you Facebook, for greeting me this morning with the most agonizing 3-minute video of a bear cub desperately trying to climb... Read More
3
Oct
2018
3 Common Math Practices that Need to Die (And What You Can Replace Them With)
Our education system is full of instructional dinosaurs, activities that we do simply because they’ve always been done, for decades, and we... Read More
26
Sep
2018
Thinking Killed the Knowing Star
The world doesn’t care how much you know. It only cares about what you can DO with what you know, how you... Read More
31
Aug
2018
Blow Bubbles When Necessary
I recently stumbled across the #TheMeaningOfLifeIn4Words hashtag, and though I’m a writer and a lover of words, I’m also a fan of... Read More