This is Really Not Going Well
The opportunity to collaborate with and learn with teachers in most states, in rural, suburban, and urban districts, in public, private, and charter schools has truly been eye opening in…
The opportunity to collaborate with and learn with teachers in most states, in rural, suburban, and urban districts, in public, private, and charter schools has truly been eye opening in…
As we're all implementing technology to access our learners, it's absolutely imperative that we prioritize accessibility. "But, Jen, none of my students have hearing impairments." "But, Jen, I don't have…
I am teacher without a classroom. It all happened so suddenly. I took a nap one Thursday and woke up to find out our spring break had been extended by…
Let's do a little Dos and Don'ts for finishing the semester in a global pandemic. Do: Ask your students how they are, what they need, what their challenges are, then…
It's overwhelming, the resources, the links, the technology, the acronyms, the expectations, this is all very overwhelming. I am one small voice but hear my whisper into the tsunami, "keep…
Like everyone else in higher education, I'm preparing to shift my face to face course to a distance learning model. I'm not calling it an online course because it takes…
All are welcome PDF In response to requests, I have posted this in pdf and png. I can have 16x20 prints printed on Canva for $6 or you can download…
Each course taken for credit requires a grade. That's the system we work in. There is very little direction, in higher ed at least, about how to come to the…
The work of teacher educators and higher education faculty has long been quantified by number of published peer-reviewed articles. That's really the only metric by which we are evaluated. And…
Learning tends to stop when grades are assigned. Part of learning how to navigate school effectively is to master the art of learning what will be on the test or…