That's a no brainer for me. Classroom. Definitely classroom. Distance teaching was ...... a test of nerves. Trying to find lessons that my kids could do at home, without assistance and without resources was almost impossible. It was almost enough to drive me into full time ...
No. It isn't our job to teach our political views or opinions to our students. I do believe we can answer their questions, but we shouldn't teach our students that our view is the right way or the only way. We should teach them how to assess and research candidates and political ...
Just a heads up to my readers. For the next few weeks, I'll be off the grid. We are in the process of packing and moving (which is major for two pack rats!) into a temporary location while our home is being built. It may take awhile to get internet services. ...
I still remember exactly where I was, what I did, and how I felt. Do you? For some this day is forever etched in our memories and for others it is a tale that we've been told or heard about in school. It started as a normal day. Up at 5 am. Drive to school. Do ...
I've learned a lot this year. To say that 2020 has been a good year would be a gigantic stretch of the imagination. You know the saying, "When it rains, it pours." Well, I'm drenched. And have been since February. I feel like I'm on a skateboard rolling down ...
Masks have not been mandatory where I live so I consider myself fortunate. However, there are many that choose to wear them. That's okay. I don't have a problem with those that choose to wear them or those that don't. I practice distancing and good hygiene. Keep ...
