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New School Year, New Passion
So the first three days of the school year have come and gone. The joke, negative as it tends to be, is, there are now only 177 more school days left in the year. Its really sad to actually start...
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Snows Days and the Case for K-12 Blended Classes
I’ve been sitting at the house since Wednesday. The polar winds swept down across the region and 3 days of -20 to -30 degree temperatures motivated just about every district in the area to keep the...
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Bricks and Clicks: Mastering the Fine Art of Blended Learning
Nine years ago, I had a very interesting freshman class in a small charter school with approximately 100 high schoolers. 30 kids in the class, 7 desk top computers, prescribed online lessons through a...
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#MyInnovativeYear: Organizing the Book Study
In my last installment of #MyInnovativeYear, I talked about the summer book study I’m going to facilitate in a few weeks. I am so excited about it I wake up each morning thinking of new and different...
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#MyInnovativeYear: Book Study Start… NOW
The book study started today. Everyone is supposed to be reading Chapters 1 and 2 of the book “Blended Learning in K12” and answering the reflection question. I’ve heard from the Chapters 3 and 5...
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#MyInnovativeYear: My Year in Review
Back in January, I promised myself I’d have an “innovative” year, full of doing things in different ways and growing by leaps and bounds. Let’s see how I did, shall we? I started studying for my...
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