Flip Flop

Like most teachers I have mixed feelings about being out of the classroom for professional conferences and development.  The up-side Continue reading →

Pedagogical Tsunami

The Director of Technology for my district asked me to attend one of the 2013 National School Board Association Technology Continue reading →

Follow the Leader

In this photo I am standing with Jon Bergmann, the “co-founder” of the modern flipped class movement. When I met Continue reading →

Space

A recent study from Manchester, England shows that physical space considerations alone can be responsible for as much as 25% Continue reading →

The Plan, Part 2

The reason I am not getting more face-to-face time with students, and not getting more kids to take hold of Continue reading →

The Plan

In yesterday’s blog, written at the ICE (Illinois Computing Educators) Convention at Pheasant Run in St. Charles, IL, I confessed Continue reading →