Learning Posts August 30, 2019 As I jump into my new job as VP of Instruction, I’m finding it helpful to create a system for tracking what I learn. Read More »
The Outrage Cycle in Education July 31, 2019 It happened during my third year of teaching. I taught American History. My students and I were covering the origins of the political theories that Read More »
Creating an Online Enrollment Framework April 1, 2019 Districts have different criteria for student registration. They also have varying workflows and folk involved in the process. I wanted to create a framework for Read More »
Will I be Replaced? Speculations on an Automated Future. March 8, 2019 Will Teachers Be Replaced? For that matter, will schools be replaced? I want to explore how the digital revolution and the growth in the capacity Read More »
Kelly. And Distractions. February 5, 2019 Cross post from Abre.io’s blog. She is 14, my daughter, talkative and with a mind that leaps from idea, to memory, to whatifs in the Read More »
Goals for 2019 January 1, 2019 Write. More. As usual. Aim for 500 words a day. They may be crap, but get the quantity down and grow the muscle. Stop the Read More »
Second Chances September 9, 2019 A late summer sinus coded hit me upside the head this weekend. While I still managed to cut a small forest down in our side Read More »
Cornbread & Capitalism September 6, 2019 A round up of the week of learning. From the purpose of capitalism to a flowchart of independence. Read More »
Good Faith / Bad Faith Arguments August 1, 2019 Learning the distinction between a good faith and a bad faith argument. Read More »