I am no fan of a traditional lecture. Whether I’m presenting at a conference or teaching a class of students, my goal is never to stand there and talk without interaction from the audience for a long time. But I love listening to lectures. I love watching them....
Yes, I’m aware it’s mid-November as I post this. It’s been a busy month 😉 Here are the books I read, re-read, listened to, or re-read in October 2022: Overall, it was a very spooky month as I revisited some of my horror favorites. Hopefully, you had...
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From Mastery by Robert Greene Reflecting on my first year in the classroom, I was utterly obsessed with impressing everyone. Maybe it was because I came to teaching as a second career. Maybe it was due to my involvement at conferences and summits, even as a brand-new...
I’ve long been a fan of Hyperdocs; a lesson-building format that focused on providing students with the resources they need to work at their own pace throughout a lesson or unit. Hyperdocs also gives teachers the chance to support students in a lesson exactly when...
