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Last summer, I got the writing bug again. There have simply been so many ideas that have emerged during my tenure as an Education instructor...

This episode is about Constructivist Learning. Here’s a definition from the University of Buffalo: Constructivism is the theory that says le...

Summer vacation is getting long in the tooth. A number of years ago, I would’ve been staring down the calendar because football practice sta...

Liz Jorgensen is an all star high school English teacher from Wisconsin. Her brand new book Hacking Student Learning Habits just hit Amazon’...

It’s sad to hear reports of so many educators becoming discouraged. Some are considering leaving the profession. If that’s you, or you have...

It’s heartbreaking to hear about all of the talented educators who are strongly considering cashing in their chips and exiting the classroom...

It’s been a while since I published an episode. There’s a reason for that. I’ve been busy developing a new podcast. The Retired Teacher Coac...

One of my passions since the semi-return to normal instruction in hopefully the receding wake of COVID, is to retain successful aspects of v...

Imagine a high school girl from Texas deciding to venture to Denmark as an exchange student. Talk about a culture and a climate shock. I’m d...

I’m going to describe a student. I’ll bet you can picture one similar. This kid seems unenthused by many of the prompts and activities that...

I think that every educator has heard the following, “I didn’t do well on this assessment because I have test anxiety.” The fact that every...

I went to grade school in a small town. Our school was right on Main Street in the town center. A few of my most vivid memories were the bri...

The bubblefication of the United States is much written about and much talked about. We tend to live around, interact with, watch media outl...

This seems like a totally incongruent title. How in the world can you use assessment to forge strong relationships with students? And yet in...

The attack on the capitol should be a wakeup call for educators. We have a moral obligation to help students evaluate online sources. Perhap...

I’ve always been fascinated as to how calamities, such as war, lead to innovations that benefit humankind long after the conflict abates. WW...

The best thing about social media is that it keeps you connected with significant people. It’s kept me connected to many former students. I’...

Last week was exhilarating. My wife and I had become determined to install a subway tile backsplash in our kitchen. I thought to myself, The...

Covid has forced educators to take portions of their instruction, or all of their instruction, online. It’s quite an adjustment for all conc...

The first time I was a participant in a Zoom call, I was so impressed. It felt so futuristic. I thought highly of it and was excited to do a...

In the fall of 1979, I was a freshman in a college dorm trying to adjust to my new surroundings. One thing that I’ve always done to ground m...

In the fall of 1979, I was a freshman in a college dorm trying to adjust to my new surroundings. One thing that I’ve always done to ground m...

Formative assessment is not done enough. I believe that part of the problem is that teachers simply don’t know enough about it, or how to do...

Dr. Dorothy VanderJact and I have recently become friends. Dorothy is veteran educator from the great state of Michigan. She’s been a middle...

Path 9 in my new book Teaching in Magenta is about Venerating a Veteran. I’m going to read Path 9: One negative aspect of aging is the feeli...

Well–ready or not, school will be starting soon, For some of us, it's already started. My first day is next Wednesday. Many colleges, like m...

For the next five weeks, I'm going to try an experiment. My new book Teaching in Magenta was inspired by Niki's gift. My book is divided int...

Imagine that you and I step into an elevator together. Secured under my arm is a copy of my new book Teaching in Magenta. You notice the boo...

I was a Poli-Sci and History major in college. My senior year, I made the decision to obtain a teaching certificate. I wasn’t certain what I...

I enjoy conducting professional development, particularly when I’m commissioned to present on teacher wellbeing. I take the audience on a jo...

When I retired from teaching high school last year, I worried about losing all of the social interaction that I got from teaching 150 studen...

I just checked the human toll of Coronavirus before I wrote this sentence. The US is on the verge of 20,000 deaths and the world has surpass...

Well, for at least the next 2 weeks, I’m forced to teach my class in a virtual fashion. All teachers in the great state of Ohio are in the s...

I always referred to February as the Dog Days of Education. The weather, at least for those of us who reside in the northeastern quadrant of...

The State of Ohio, where I’ve taught my entire career, is not unique. Students in certain classes that the state considers essential are sub...

When I was in my early 30's, I got the 7-year-itch. NO, NO, NO...not to split from the lovely Mrs. Sturtevant, far from it. I was questionin...

I once had a veteran colleague lament about the state of teaching. He meditated, WIth all the that they're making us do, if I was in college...

2 years ago, I was teaching high school and our building principal setup the Remind App for our staff. I must confess that at first I found...

Last year, I was teaching high school and our administration assigned a book study to the staff. We read and collaborated on 15 Fixes for Br...

I wanted to produce an episode before school started and I wasn’t sure if it was going to materialize. Starting next week, I’ll be teaching...

There's a significant potential that 2 things may happen when you return to school in a couple of weeks: 1. Your classroom may be more diver...

Even though it's only June, start thinking about specific ways to create an outstanding school year next fall. That's what I've done through...

In the late summer of 1985, I experienced my first day of teaching at Mount Vernon High School in North Central Ohio. That steamy summer day...

I remember late April of my rookie year as a teacher. I was toast! All my great teaching strategies were worn out. I was scrambling trying t...

It is my great pleasure to publish this weekly podcast that supplements my book "Hacking Engagement". Listen and get creative ideas on how t...

I remember my first teacher evaluation. I was nervous! I tried to put on a great show. I felt I did okay. Then, a few days later, I remember...

I stopped coaching football in the fall of 2000. That’s a long time ago. In the spring of 2018, Eric Myers, who’s the Track and Field Coach...

It's so gratifying when you had a student with whom you were close, they graduate, and then years later you learn that they've achieved much...

Every morning, I spend some solitude on a meditation cushion. This has been an on and off again routine for many years. Over the past 6 mont...

Do you have a class that you probably should get a little extra in the paycheck for coping with on a daily basis? Do you have students who d...
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