Why I Embrace the Mess
I’d like to consider myself a fairly organized and tidy person (just don’t take a look into my bedroom). Everything has a place it belongs, my classroom bins have matching Read More …
Let’s Get Personal
Each year, teachers at my school are asked to work with our Head of School, Dr. Jon Mitzmacher, to develop a PGP (Professional Growth Plan) based around a competency area Read More …
Student Blogging
This year I have stepped out of my comfort zone to embrace blogging. While I have always been pretty savvy with social media, blogging is something pretty new to me. Read More …
GRA & Class Twitter & Reflections… Oh My!
Here’s a little bit of a different post. I am cross-posting my most recent post from my Grade 2 Classroom Blog… but I will be adding annotations and reflections throughout the Read More …
Happy Dot Day!
(cross-post from my class blog) Today, we celebrated International Dot Day! Dot Day is a day where we celebrate creativity, collaboration, and courage! We started by reading The Dot by Read More …
Our Busy Box
In my Bachelor of Education, I worked on an assignment where I had to create a “tool kit” that teachers could use in their classes for students with a exceptionalities Read More …
that time I guest hosted a Twitter chat
As I mentioned in my second blog post, one of the best takeaways from the BLC conference was the group of amazing teachers that I connected with. My most meaningful Read More …
Lost At School
This summer, I read Lost At School by Dr. Ross Greene for my Pre-Planning PD Book Club. I definitely recommend this book to all educators or anyone who is working Read More …
digesting
It’s been 2 full days since I got home from the BLC Conference in Boston and I am still trying to digest all of the information and incredible learning that Read More …
Here we go…
In 2015 I met the most amazing professor, Michelle Hagerman. She encouraged us to create digital hubs for our professional learning through the Bachelor of Education program at the University Read More …
