It's often interesting to allow your mind and thoughts to expand and allow it to take you to places where you had never imagined. This happened to me recently. A few years ago, we went for a trip to Grand Rapids, Michigan. Like many American cities, you see many of the same street names and … Continue reading Grave sites
On Sunday night, I was tagged in a strange post from Derek Rhodenizer. I wondered if he was at a Grammy party and needed ammunition from his network of music lovers. https://twitter.com/DerekRhodenizer/status/1094626645904842753 Less I miss it, Derek tagged me and a number of others in a subsequent post. So, I started to think and couldn't … Continue reading Rock this Country
It's been a challenging week to stay on top of things for me. Much is self-inflicted because I seldom blog and then hit publish. I blog and then schedule the post to appear. It's part of a personal commitment to myself to be regular. But, last week, the #TWIOE show didn't run on voicEd Radio … Continue reading This Week in Ontario Edublogs
Today is supposed to be the turn around for warmer weather heading into Super Bowl weekend. Let's hope that's true. With all the stories about animals left out in the cold and Jaimie's refusal to wear snow boots, we're both looking to get out and put together a few thousand steps. According to my watch, … Continue reading This Week in Ontario Edublogs
What a week it's been for weather! Could there be any more extremes for winter? This is the stuff colds are made from. It's perfect for discovering a new blog to read! It's also been a great week for Ontario Edubloggers. Read on to catch up with some of the great thinking recently shared. He … Continue reading This Week in Ontario Edublogs
I found this very interesting. A country’s ambitious plan to teach anyone the basics of AI Of course, "the country" had to be Finland. As I read the article, I couldn't help but think how progressive and contemporary it was. What country wouldn't want a more informed citizenry? Who wouldn't want teachers and students more … Continue reading Challenge yourself with AI
Ah, the end of a busy week. You've got one thing to do before the weekend. Catch up with the thoughts of some amazing Ontario Edubloggers. This week's posts come from: @mr_robcannone@avivaloca@turnmeluce@LisaCorbett0261@Self_Reg@callmemrmorris@cherandpete On cultivating curiosity in the classroom I don't think that there can be enough posts on this topic. Just how do you inspire … Continue reading This Week in Ontario Edublogs
