Technology Archive
How often do you have a small assignment that you want the kids to do before they get to class so that you can move ahead with a lesson? The expectation is that students will have read the article, chapter, lab guide, or know a particular procedure.
We’ve all sent emails and then wish we could have taken them back. Sometimes, it’s just something minor and annoying like a typo, or sometimes you reread the email later and realize the tone isn’t quite what you intended. Some people might not be aware that
Some of you may have arrived to school on Tuesday, the first day of finals, to discover your files were not accessible. Of course, teachers understand the value of not waiting until the last minute to do things, so none of us would have been troubled by
Recently, Mrs. Gagich sent an email stating that teachers using a project-based, hands-on, or performance-based final exam should provide a grading rubric. Well, not long ago Diane Peach and I taught a writing course for some teachers here at the school. In that class, Diane introduced a rubric
