Everyone talks about character development in sports. But how does it actually happen? Some argue that simply participating in sports… Read more Let’s Be More Intentional About Character Development in School Sports
Everyone talks about character development in sports. But how does it actually happen? Some argue that simply participating in sports… Read more Let’s Be More Intentional About Character Development in School Sports
Over the years, integrating Aero Social Studies standards into every aspect of my teaching has been important for fostering understanding… Read more Frontloading How I Introduce My Course Standards
For Christmas I received the book Think Again by organizational psychologist Adam Grant. The book explores the concept of mental… Read more ‘Think Again’ by Adam Grant: A Teacher Takeaway
When students returned to the classroom following the COVID-19 lockdowns and online learning, I was acutely aware of the anxiety… Read more Rediscovering Rigor
This week I am wrapping up our middle school Make A Difference project. Every year around this time, my students… Read more Empowering Future Changemakers: Rationale and Resources
Our school has a Halloween tradition called Trunk or Treat, where teachers decorate their cars in the parking lot and… Read more Step Up and Stand Out: Our Role in Fostering School Spirit
Recently I read a New York Times article about the practice of looping. It’s a concept that has been rolling… Read more Looping: The Educational Gift That Keeps on Giving
The topic of human slavery is an uncomfortable one. Sadly, it comes up quite a bit in my world history… Read more Slavery: Google Slide Presentation with Links
Years ago I worked at a school that was very intentional about faculty members producing (and adhering to) very detailed… Read more Jumping Off the Teaching Treadmill
Map projections is a tough concept to explore with students. The very idea of visible distortions in maps is often… Read more Hands-on Geography Activity: Understanding Map Projections