I am easily distracted.
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My students are treated to that little bit of information on a daily basis when we start talking about one thing in class and we get off on a tangent and just keep going. …
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Loading...Well, hello! It’s been forever since I have posted anything and I am thinking it’s time for me to get back to blogging. I remember the enthusiasm I had when I first started this blog…I had *too much* to say and loved the feeling of getting my thoughts out there…wherever that is.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I believe that we can engage children and have them truly own and demonstrate their learning success by incorporating multimedia learning in the classroom. This belief was reinforced by a few projects that I worked on with a class of Grade One students who I had the pleasure of working with for the past six weeks.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Dear Daughter,
I am writing this blog post cautiously because you are 7 now but someday you may read it and be all like, “Mooooooooooooooooooom! Did you *have* to blog about this?!? OH. EM. GEE. You are *so* embarassing me!”
But it’s a great story. …
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Lego toys are always a huge draw for my kids and my 11 year old son’s bedroom often looks like a Lego Factory threw up in there. We have regular Lego sets, Star Wars stuff, Harry Potter, Ninjago, random other sets and the compatible, yet different, Bionicles. …
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a wonderful holiday season. I hope that the next couple of weeks are a time of fun, family, and friends, but also a time to relax, recharge and rejuvenate. Happy holidays, everyone!…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...During this season we tend to get wrapped up in the excitement, anticipation and fun of the holidays. We look forward to the break from school and work, hoping to spend time with family and friends, celebrating, reconnecting and sharing gifts, joy, and love. …
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A wonderful letter from Santa from the 21st Century Educational Technology and Learning blog by Michael Gorman. Check out his blog for this post and much more.
…A Special Letter From Santa… Ten Reasons Why Teachers Must Be Magic!
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I taught for 10 years and then took a short hiatus from teaching. I have now been substitute teaching for the past year and am looking forward to pursuing a new teaching contract with my own classroom again. I’ve put together a short Sliderocket presentation to share with principals as an introduction to Professional Me.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...When people find out that I’ve just completed a university class and have registered for another one next term, years after getting my Bachelor of Education degree, they often ask one of the following questions:
Are you getting your Masters? (No.)…
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