This is one of those questions or comments that I get all the time. “All your students get 100.” “Your class must be easy if everyone gets 100.” And my favorite one, “You can’t give everyone a 100 because I can’t defend that to a parent when the student is failing everything else.” And that…
Why Mars? Who inspired me? How can you learn more about the Mars Desert Research Station and NASA supported ‘Spaceward Bound’ Education program?. So, Why Mars? Have you spotted the star that twinkles with a red hue? As a kid I always thought it was so cool that I lived in a part of history…
OpenAI’s ChatGPT is a hot topic lately, especially among teachers. In my role, I’ve been fielding a bunch of questions, and having lots of conversations with teachers and administrators. How does it work? Have you tried it? What does it mean for the future? Can our students access it? However, what most conversations boil down…
Here is a link to a spatial.io ‘virtual showcase’ I helped a school in Sydney set up: https://www.spatial.io/s/St-Marys-Poetry-Slam-Showcase-6367a94839dd9e000114340f?share=8488439914219382313 Loved the flexibility of what was created. Some fine-tuning needed. Thought you’d like to see it in action, would love your collective feedback Brett
I’m not really in a position to understand all that’s happening over at Twitter. I mean I realize Elon Musk bought it and seems to have the desire to change the platform and many feel it will either implode or turn into something they don’t want to support. But I don’t yet have an opinion….
All K12Leaders members are encouraged to apply now! Particularly given the recent news around social media, we know how important it is to trust the online environments you’re a part of. This is especially important for K12 educators, staff, and administrators who are so committed to serving our schools, but also need to expand their…
Many students (including myself when I was in school) have been impacted by an amazing counselor. School counselors and psychologists are the key component for mental health in K-12 school districts. They’re responsible for advocating for students’ well-being, mediating conflicting, spearheading violence and drug prevention programs, and much more. As I’ve been writing about teacher…
By Freddy Hiebert, 11/2/2022 Young children are bursting with curiosity about the world around them. A flock of birds flying overhead, the sound of a train, the taste of a kiwi–almost anything can ignite young children’s curiosity. Through answers to their questions and experiences, young children amass a treasure trove of knowledge. Schools are where…
When you hear the term “Computer Science” , what grade levels come to mind – early childhood/elementary or high school? When you research articles on computer science in education, which subjects appear first in your search? Go ahead… try it! My experiences when searching CS in education often lead me to middle school, high school,…
I loved this online event. It was held Friday, November 4th, hosted by Melody McAllister and Rachelle Dené Poth on their Thrive in EDU / Thrive O’Clock live video cast where I was a panel member. I was able to chat with other awesome educators like Sarah Thomas from EduMatch, Jon Corippo from Eduprotocols, and…
