The school year is nearly here! Well, in all honesty, it already is. Pre-service for most districts in my area has begun, and I know of campuses around the country that have already gone back to schooling, with many districts choosing remote learning. Teachers are working to establish their online setups, figuring out which tech … Continue reading Remote Learning Rules and the Rule of Grace
Many districts are now shifting to where they will at least start the school year with remote learning. While instructional technology has been gaining prominence in recent years, I still see many teachers who are unsure of what tools are good or which ones to use for their class. Here is a list I’ve put … Continue reading 7 Best Instructional Technology Tools for Teachers
As the beginning of the school year draws ever closer, it becomes more and more clear that many districts will be starting with remote or digital learning. This will bring new challenges for both teachers and students, especially those who are less-inclined when it comes to technology and digital literacy. What is digital literacy, you … Continue reading Tools for Teaching Digital Literacy
Let me begin by getting a few things out of the way. First, I don’t know a single teacher who doesn’t wish we could go back to normal. We know that the in-person format of education is exceptionally important for the social-emotional growth of students, and want nothing more than to have them back in … Continue reading “Returning to Normal” for U.S. Schools is a Bad Idea
Jacob Ryckman 