It is hard to say goodbye to the strongest girl in the world.
I couldn’t read the last chapter of Pippi Goes Aboard to my daughter last night. Although she seems unphased that Pippi Longstocking is getting on that boat and leaving Sweden […]
I couldn’t read the last chapter of Pippi Goes Aboard to my daughter last night. Although she seems unphased that Pippi Longstocking is getting on that boat and leaving Sweden […]
Pick me! Pick me! One of my goals this school year is to broaden the readership of my blog and to stick my neck out there to get published. So […]
I’m not talking about the Wrath of Khan, or Kubla Khan. I’m talking about Khan Academy. Some of you are familiar with Khan Academy. They are well-known for their math […]
The Weimar Republic was a tumultuous period in German history. It was also one of the most open and artistic periods of German history. The First World War had ended, […]
Plagiarism. ARGH! Grading a stack of research papers, in any subject, will always produce a plagiarism headache. Whether the students intentionally plagiarized or whether they didn’t realize the information needed […]
For the last few months I have wandered the trails near our house passing by numerous signs for Limes this or Limes that. I noticed it on maps and saw […]
Sitting here on my couch just outside of Frankfurt, Germany, I’m feeling a bit of relief. Now that the United States government is back on line, my parents will get […]
Should a teacher in 2014 be judged on his/her ability to use technology when being evaluated on his/her effectiveness as a teacher? This past week on Twitter, #edchat discussed the […]
October is Connected Educators Month. The educational blogosphere has been flooded with inspirational stories of teachers connecting and learning from each other all over the globe. Teachers are creating their […]
In a letter to the president, released Sept. 30, Congressman Steven Palazzo, R-Miss., requested that the monument remain open to the public: “It would be truly devastating to our veterans […]