TCEA26: Coaching the Heavy Hitters #instruction #tcea
What fun it was to go over my presentation for [Coaching the Heavy Hitters of Instructional Strategy](
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Field Notes #1 - #Coaching
Welcome! This is an artifact created for TCEA 26 Convention and Exposition event (see info below). Want to learn how to make your own Field Notes? See you at Convention! The news
Essential Reading Response #ai
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Get #BoodleBox #AI for Yourself or School: Step by Step Guides #EdTech #Education
BoodleBox launched a new Bot, Mike . I was still a little hazy on how an individual could apply a promotional code, or a school district coul
Jigsawing Critical Thinking Made Simple
Need a way to teach critical thinking and problem solving? Learn to tackle problems and make decisions. This session, through the application of the Jigsaw Method (3 step), offers
QuickChat #2: Slide-A-Round Math
It's not every day you run into a number line inventor, but that was the case this morning at the Education Service Center, Region 9 Conference I attended. [Slide A Round Math](h
QuickChat #3: Steam 4 Schools
STEAM is always a hot topic of interest for schools. That's why I was intrigued by STEAM 4 Schools table in the Exhibit Hall at the Education Service Center, Region 9 event. There,
Counteract #AI Cynicism with Philosophy-Inspired CARES Model #EduSky
In one of his missives to followers, Steve Hargadon writes something my memory assigned to
Through the PRISM: AI Literacy
In the ever evolving landscape of education and technology, AI literacy is quickly becoming an essential skill. Greg Kulowiec’s work highlig
Exploring Retrieval Practice via the Lens of the SOLO Taxonomy #TCEA #EduSky
Are you a Retrieval Practice fanatic? You may have enjoyed my session on the topic: [ Digital Tools for Memory and Learning ](
#TCEA #Coaching Strategies for Teachers #EduSky
At the TCEA 2025 Convention and Exposition, I had the opportunity to attend Diana Benner's and Peggy Reimers' session on Instructional Coaching. As you probably know, a lot of folk
Overcoming the Imposter Syndrome
Some time ago, I ran across a website that inspired me. It encouraged me to explore the micro:bit a bit more. One way of exploring the concept was to adapt other workshop materials