This is not the first time that I have taught students how to blog. For many years, I had my tenth-grade students create blogs for their...

The only sound in my room at the moment is the crisp clicky-clack of 224 fingertips typing.  And then Cheyenne can't contain herself a...

March begins with a stutter start. For the second week in a row, I will likely be out of school for multiple days. Last week, under a wet ...

I'm covering a class right now. Web Design. Students have just started to explore blogs as a means of writing for an authentic audienc...

When I first describe our #HavPassion research project to students, I get this quizzical look. "I can research anything? Really?"...

It is my lunch hour...okay, half hour. I am standing here nearly in tears and a bit at a loss for words. Just a few minutes ago, the bell ra...

Welcome to 2nd block.  This is my group of inspired researchers. They are learning about music production, about the perceived value of home...

My tenth grade English students have jumped in, feet first, to our #HavPassion inquiry research projects.  Last week , we mapped our p...

cross-posted at Babee Crafts I've been blogging for a while...okay, not as regularly on this blog since starting my maternity leave this...

Having just returned from the Google Teacher Academy in Washington, D.C. , I have so much to write about! But before I get to all that I lea...

It has been a while...okay, a long while since my last post. Turns out motherhood has changed a lot - my perspective, my priorities, and a ...

In speaking with a colleague yesterday about finding authentic ways to use blogs in the classroom, I mentioned that I had been following an ...

I have relearned a very important lesson this evening: I know I know nothing. Okay, perhaps nothing is a bit extreme. But after being direct...