Reflections on teaching, parenting, and living
I’m a big fan of snow days. Of course I believe that my students deserve a quality education, but I’m in a district that builds in lots of extra time to accommodate for snow days, so I want to use them. Also, snow days are the only way that I know of for a district... Continue Reading →
The New Year naturally brings a time for self-reflection and goal setting. Some people will choose to start a new positive habit, while others try to let go of bad habits. Here are four English Language Arts “bad habits” to abandon in the New Year. Disclaimer: Sometimes (okay, lots of times) on Sunday mornings I... Continue Reading →
Learning Curve 