Education

April 15, 2017 26

Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson Last year, Jean Erickson, our Language Arts teacher extraordinaire, gave [...]

March 13, 2017 4

As educators, it’s a scenario we see frequently: all too often, students will come into my office [...]

March 8, 2017 11

As often as I can, I join the #BFC530 Twitter chat – a group of educators who chat every weekday [...]

March 1, 2017 6

February 27th is Dominican Independence Day and to celebrate, our students put on an annual [...]

February 25, 2017 6

Let’s face it — for most students, literary analysis is just plain hard. And teaching it is even [...]

January 21, 2017 0

Teaching students the meta-cognitive skill of self-assessment empowers them and puts them in charge of their [...]

January 14, 2017 10

In the last few years, complaints about the amount of homework assigned in our secondary school have [...]

January 9, 2017 2

Testing: we all know assessment is important, but oh, the anxiety it causes! In the best of all possible [...]

January 3, 2017 7

I love making New Year’s resolutions. That sense of a fresh start, of reinventing myself, always fills [...]

December 5, 2016 3

Recently, in a Twitter chat, I was introduced to hyperdocs: cool, interactive Google documents or slides [...]

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