The fourth grade teacher who had students make these turkeys for art class said: We know which ones didn’t follow the directions because of how their turkeys turned out. 4th grade art. ART. Control and compliance instead of celebration and creativity. [sigh] Related Posts Echo chamber redux Much ado about...
I don’t know any teachers who have forgotten their why. But I know a bunch who have lost it because of schools, policymakers, and administrators. Download this file. See also my other slides. Related Posts Milestones: 4th birthday and 19,000 subscribers Books I read in October 2024 Should teachers be...
Books I finished reading (or rereading) in October 2024… Human 2.0, Patrick Kane & Samuel Rodriguez (biomedical engineering) The Ghosts of Trappist, K. B. Wagers (science fiction) Impossible Creatures, Katherine Rundell (fantasy) The McMurdo Rift, Bradley Lejeune (science fiction) Into the Stars, James Rosone (science fiction) Into the Battle, James Rosone...
As we work to transform schools, I’m surprised at how often I hear some variation of the following from parents, school board or community members, and maybe even educators: I have to do whatever my boss says. I don’t have much voice and choice in what I...
Google's NotebookLM is an AI powerhouse that can supercharge lessons, engage students in exciting new ways, and even help to create podcasts! Find out how and you'll even get to listen to podcasts I made in minutes in this article that I wrote for Tech...
As AI continues to transform the world, it's more important than ever for educators to keep up with this rapidly evolving technology. That's why I’m excited to share that Google and Adobe offer free classes designed to certify educators in basic AI literacy. These classes...
Since its inception in 2008, The Innovative Educator blog has relied on social media to distribute blog posts. Unfortunately, things aren't quite what they used to be. The days when Facebook, Twitter (now X), Instagram, and other platforms easily amplified your ideas with just a...
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Books I finished reading (or rereading) in September 2024… A Plague of Giants, Kevin Hearne (fantasy) Inheritance, Lou Iovino (science fiction) Fourth Wing, Rebecca Yarros (fantasy) Babel-17, Samuel Delany (science fiction) The Case of the Screaming Beauty, Alison Golden and Grace Dagnall (mystery) Ironborn, Andrew Cavanagh (fantasy) Winter’s Fury, A. E. Rayne...
