Behind the Mask
You may have not noticed, but I haven’t been around online much lately. About a month ago I got on a Snowmobile with my husband for a lovely almost normal […]
Going back to in-person learning: Multiple Perspectives
I was honoured to be a featured speaker at the IDEACon/TCEA conference last weekend. In one of my sessions, Empowering students to be digital leaders, I used my LEAD framework
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FREE Student Digital Leadership Playbook 1.0
I left New York City in 2019 after the incredible Google Innovator experience with the idea to create a Student Digital Leadership Playbook after engaging in the design thinking process
Peer feedback: the why and the how
I don’t want to burden you with one more thing; teaching right now is EXHAUSTING. I have found that having templates and frameworks for peer feedback has given myself and
I just saw a Coyote
I was just walking my dog, Dax. It was dark and frigid. I walked briskly with him pulling me (Dax is not the well-behaved kind of dog that heels). When
3 Resources for Media Literacy Week
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
How are you doing? Making time to check in
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,
Building Community and Supporting Mental Well Being
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
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Slacktivism, Social Justice, and Social Media
I want to live in a world dominated by peace, love, empathy, and mutual understanding of differences. I want my own kids and students to grow up in that kind
Cancel Culture and our students
There has been quite a bit of conversation around our dinner table around people getting, “canceled”. Both my teenage daughters have used the word frequently as of late to characterize