There is no room for ego
For the past almost two weeks, I wake up early and scour the internet for live learning experiences to share in my Daily Connections post. Why? If you know anything […]
Darkness and Light
It is so very easy to feel overwhelmed and bombarded and scared. We have been at home for 8 days. I have never been one to binge watch the news,
Yikes! What do I do with my kids over the next few weeks?
I saw this image shared by Noah Daniel on Instagram: and I said, YES! In a time of uncertainty, fear, and potential family illness, it is easy for us
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The power of class meetings
Our ISTE Librarian PLN Network is currently reading, You Got This by Cornelius Minor. I am listening to it on audio which, I will be honest, is kind of infuriating.
Podcasting with students
I literally don’t have enough time in my life to listen to all of the podcasts that have been recommended for me. It is a genre that has become very
Normalizing a Culture of Consent on Social Media
In the past week a video of a 9-year old boy with Quaden Bayles is circulating around the world. This is a good thing in many ways. Quaden is a
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Do you know what is happening in Ontario?
If you are a friend from outside of Ontario, you may not be aware of the fact that every teacher in the public system (Catholic and Public from every union
Giving myself grace.
Last weekend I helped to organize the semi-formal for our school. We had about 240 kids come and our Student Council did a great job pulling it all together. The
Participatory Learning
I attended my first Treasure Mountain Canada Symposium yesterday, (a Canadian School Libraries project) in collaboration with the Ontario Library Association Superconference and facilitated by Anita Brooks Kirkland and Carol
A tale of two hypothetical teens on social media
I was tagged in an opinion piece in the Washington Examiner by my pal, Dean Vendramin called, Changing the Screen-time debate by Sarah M. Coyne. Great article reminds me of
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