Kids today…
Lately, I have been frustrated. I wonder, have these types of kids always been in my classroom, or is this a troubling new trend? Why can’t some students seem to […]
I currently teach Humanities and Language A English to 6-11th graders at an international school in Germany. I hold a Masters in Educational Technology. In my free time I frolic about the landscape with my Germerican Husband and daughter.
Lately, I have been frustrated. I wonder, have these types of kids always been in my classroom, or is this a troubling new trend? Why can’t some students seem to […]
When living abroad you get comfortable with feeling uncomfortable. The norm is to not understand what is being said. If you heard English speakers around you while at the grocery […]
For weeks a colleague of mine had been bugging me to sign up for this augmented reality workshop. DAQRI was coming to my school to share with us the tools […]
Last week a friend was over to dinner and I inquired about her teenage years in Czechoslovakia. “So tell us about the Velvet Revolution.” She peered over the lip of […]
Lately there has been a good deal of discussion at my school about publishing our grade books online. There are some, like myself, who publish their grades online for students […]
We still have a United Kingdom. For the last month, the talk around the lunch table would usually make its way to the topic of Scottish Independence. An American would […]
Some may think that because Americans speak English that they must be just like their cousins across the pond. But if you watch the British and American versions of popular […]
Last week my blogger friend Charlotte Steggz asked me to post about my blog writing process, I agreed. I’m not typically one to join in the bloggy chain games, but […]
I was prepared for the day. I had my handouts copied. I had my lesson book up on my screen to ensure I knew what classes I was teaching and […]
The sun had gone down and the normal group of protestors gathered in front of the State House that was guarded by a lone British Sentry. The people of Boston […]