Forward to Different – A Blog Series on How Schools Will Operate After the Big Quit
Teachers and school leaders have been through the wringer during the pandemic. First they were praised for spinning up remoteContinue Reading
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The Longest Spring Break EVER: My Discoveries as a Home-School Parent
When March 13, 2020 hit, we didn’t know what to expect. Some of the media pundits were saying it wouldContinue Reading
21 Things Every Educator Should Try in 2021
In 2014, I debuted a blog post that was centered around ideas and strategies teachers should try and implement inContinue Reading
Forget Learning Loss, This is Learning Realignment
I’ve struggled for the past year with the term “learning loss”. It implies that students have lost parts of thisContinue Reading
Carl’s Corner: A Closer Look at bulb
When analyzing a student’s growth over time, we often rely on traditional assessment metrics. We look at benchmarks throughout theContinue Reading
Carl’s Corner: A Closer Look at Desmos
As Director of Innovation for a 1-to-1 iPad district, I was always looking for inventive ways to utilize the devices.Continue Reading
Carl’s Corner: A Closer Look at Nearpod
When I was Director of Innovation for my previous school district, we were one of the first schools to embarkContinue Reading
10+ Whiteboard Apps for Remote/Hybrid Learning
Being able to demonstrate a topic or understanding using a virtual whiteboard is not a new concept. In the mid-2000’s,Continue Reading
Carl’s Corner – FlipGrid
One of the tools that has become an absolute go-to for teachers and students during the pandemic is FlipGrid. ForContinue Reading
17 Bell Ringer Activities For Remote Learning
We’ve all experienced it recently. That awkward first 2-3 minutes when you launch your online class or meeting and you’reContinue Reading