Scatter Brained
I’ve got so many ideas, so many leads, so many options for technology and education that it’s hard to stay focused. It’s so easy to get mixed up and turned -cont.-
Summit School Summer Training
They’re learning us some Summit! Getting ready to launch an amazing curriculum for our 6th grade students 2017/2018 academic -cont.-
Google for Educators
I completed the Google for Educators Certification, Lvl 1, this weekend. A three hour exam, finished in just under two hours. I use the G-Suite for educators for a lot of -cont.-
Cyber Bully
In our media driven world, our online presence can take a different persona than the one we use in day-to-day life. It’s still a close part of who we are though. -cont.-
Using the Story Spine
I’m trying out the Story Spine created by Kenn Adams a couple of decades ago. It’s a brief layout of the traditional three-part story arc – pity, fear, and -cont.-
KQED Teach Collage
Take a look at my collage for the KQED Teach program. It’s telling a story. What do you think the story -cont.-
Summertime Family Time
Hope everyone is spending lots of time loving on their families. All families, any families, whatever family you -cont.-
The Haunting Effects of Racial Bigotry
I usually listen to NPR talk radio on the way to work every morning and on Fridays there’s always a special segment called Story Time. It’s wonderful because -cont.-
Not Using Growth Mindset… yet
Growth Mindset is the buzz all around my district, and I’m guessing many public schools. Heck, maybe Growth Mindset is being discussed in lofty conference rooms with -cont.-
Technology Seems Hard Sometimes
As much as I may try and be prepared with questions and issues that will arise, the powers that be somehow find a way to confuse me. The first day of Summer School 2017 is -cont.-
