I am thrilled to announce that the book that I have been working on with my dear friend, Leigh Cassell (illustrated by my former student, Sahar F), Aubrey Bright in […]
Aubrey Bright in Stories that Connect Us: Behind the Story Read More →
There is so much darkness right now. We are heading into a cold winter with little hope of being able to gather with our friends and family. School won’t be
Media Literacy happens from October 26th to 30th this year. If you have been following my blog, or know me at all, you know that I am not a fan
This weekend marks the 1 year anniversary of my Google Innovator experience in New York. There, I set out to address a problem in education: an increase in students using
I have been using the fun Rubber Ducky check in and many of the others generously shared by Jenn Giffen on a regular basis and I have to tell you,
I was walking my dog. By myself. No headphones, just the rustling of trees so I could think. I am collaborating on a resource for our teachers with some of
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With so many boards choosing so many formats for what learning looks like, I know there is much anxiety about how to deliver curriculum. And yet, we need to recognize
Building Community and Supporting Mental Well Being Read More →
I had no idea that Bitmoji classrooms had become such a point of controversy for educators. There are teachers who are being criticized for apparently spending in excess of 3
Bitmoji Lockers and Classrooms and Getting to Know our Students Read More →
If you are like me, you are feeling exhausted and overwhelmed. How will I manage synchronous and asynchronous learning? I have a ton of experience in the classroom and with
Near the end of the school year, we offered our grade 11 students an opportunity to have a LinkedIn Workshop as part of our Individual Pathways Program and get career
What do your alumni have to offer? Mine showed me how to rock a LinkedIn Profile Read More →
