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The Flipped Classroom: Revisited
think we are seeing the fruit of this classroom experiment playing out. Parents and students are at home, working through school, and developing learning at their own pace. As a result, mentor educators are coming alongside and helping when asked and needed. Students are flourishing. Yet, we need to be aware of the other side… Read more
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ReBlog: Writing Prompts for When You Can’t Write Due to a Global Crisis
Some humor is a good thing during a difficult time. If you are looking for a list of interesting writing prompts to finish the semester or for the fall here are some to give you an idea of what to write. wordpress.com: Writing Prompts for When You Can’t Write Due to a Global Crisis. https://brevity.wordpress.com/2020/05/11/writing-prompts-for-when-you-cant-write-due-to-a-global-crisis/ Read more
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March of the non-NTI Days
So, I wanted to share a bit about what I have been doing since then. Flex Time sheets, I currently have one completed for last week and anticipate completing another one for next week. Currently, this week is being logged as snow days so I don’t know exactly if/how I can log this work time.… Read more
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Google Art and Culture page is a Treasure Trove for teachers
If you haven’t added the Google Arts & Culture extension to your Chrome then you are missing out. It changes the main graphic in your opening tab each day to a piece of artwork from around the world. Also if you don’t like it, simply click and get a different piece. It is a great way to… Read more
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ISTE 2018 Presentation
My presentation focuses on using Google Drawing to develop Found and Black-out Poetry from keystone reading sources. This is a great reflection process for ELA and Social Studies classrooms. Read more
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