The Conundrum of Cursive
Does cursive handwriting have a place in today’s schools? That depends on who you talk to, but I say yes,…
Does cursive handwriting have a place in today’s schools? That depends on who you talk to, but I say yes,…
In October, I wrote about how much teachers need time for professional conversations with colleagues. It’s been on my mind…
A few years ago, I posted a blog asserting that adults need to consider the example they set as it…
Most television viewers have seen at least one cooking show in the past decade. There is one common thread throughout…
In many ways, teachers are masters of split vision on a micro scale. Have you ever seen a first grade…
As I was watching T.V. with my daughter this week, the idea of “changing the conversation” was the theme of this…
Retention, recruitment, preparation, access, and equity: all words tied to the state of education. The words transcend districts and state…
Are teacher leaders wizards or masons? The mason throws the mortar and trowels it smooth, lays the brick and taps it…
There was a quote on my mind a lot during parent-teacher conferences this year: “They may forget what you said,…
When I think back on my school days, my most vivid memories happened on the playground. I remember jumping off…