Resources from the people I follow on Twitter, professional emails, and my own surfing
Fun Exercises To Quickly Improve Creative Thinking by Ashley Lipman others a number of suggestions that you and your students or family can use to get the creative juices flowing. See how many of her tips you already use and consider which ones you might want to add to boost your creativity.
Fun Exercises To Quickly Improve Creative Thinking by Ashley Lipman
September 26th, 2020Education as a Resource by Jennifer Smith
September 23rd, 2020
Education as a Resource by Jenna Smith offers several examples of how education along with the discovery and use of information is necessary for the survival of civilization and for enhancing the quality of human life. While no one is an expert in all of the topics mentioned here, they may inspire students to pursue one or any other topic that peaks their interests.
For White Folks Who Teach in the Hood…and the Rest of Y’all Too by Christopher Emdin
September 21st, 2020
This is my most read book summary and I think it is timely for our current environment. Enjoy and be sure to get the book.
For White Folks Who Teach in the Hood…and the Rest of Y’all Too by Christopher Emdin explains how teachers from different cultures can connect and foster success when teaching black students in poor urban schools. While aimed at black cultures found in the inner city, the advice here applies to anyone teaching students from a cultural background that is not their own. In addition to the targeted audience, I strongly recommend this book to all teachers and their administrative leaders. Leaders of teacher preparation programs should also seriously consider this book.
Read entire post...Best Jobs for Homeschooled Teens by Craig Middleton
September 10th, 2020
Best Jobs for Homeschooled Teens by Craig Middleton offers ideas for homeschool and non homeschooled students regarding possible first jobs. The jobs he mentions can teach responsibility and reliability that are vital when it’s time to pursue a professional career.
Waking Up and Moving On After a Heart Transplant by Steve Suto – Part 4
September 5th, 2020In the final part of Steve Suto’s heart transplant saga, he shares his feelings about living with a new heart and how he is trying to be worthy of his donor’s gift. Share his new reality and join me in experiencing the inspiration it offers even for people like me who are likely to never […]
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