10 STRATEGIES FOR TEACHERS TO USE “AI”: Personalized Assistance for You and Your Students
Technology Integration, Blog, Differentiation, Educator Insights, Efficiency, Standards, Tips & Tricks | March 14, 2023
In the emerging world of AI, teachers and administrators are working diligently to understand how AI can help or hinder teachers and students. Worries about cheating, general artificial intelligence fears and more can keep us from considering where and how to use AI....
Why Curriculum Mapping? as a Ted Talk
“Have you seen this Ted Talk?” That is an invitation just as likely to be rejected as it is to be accepted. These days, we have thousands of Ted Talks (over 93,000 according to an estimate from one Quora contributor), not to mention the millions of similar videos...
Risks in the Classroom: No Use Crying Over Spoiled Milk
Most days, I am a savory-style breakfast person. When I get a hankering for a good breakfast cereal, I typically find myself drawn to relatively bland varieties in that department: Special K, plain Cheerios, Rice Krispies… you know the kinds. But every once in a...
Selecting Classroom Novels for Faith-Based Schools
Blog, Educator Insights, High School, Middle School, Teaching Strategies, Tips & Tricks | November 3, 2022
In the mid-1990s I did a novel study with my advanced sixth grade reading group, and I thought I was the coolest teacher ever. I remember writing all my own materials to go with the study – vocabulary words, worksheets for various literacy skills, and quizzes. Many...
