Home Reading – It’s Important
I came across a great article on Edudemic called The Long-Term Effects of Skipping Your Reading Homework. It’s of particular interest to me, and hopefully the parents of my students, as I have recently re-introduced home readers into the grade 3/4 class I am currently...A lot has happened in the last 2 years!
It’s been 2 years since we decided on a course change in our lives. A reboot of sorts from business owners to employees. From photographer to teacher, and to graphic designer for Christa. Much has happened. We sold our house, moved in with the in-laws, moved to the...An ideal education?
Slow EducationCame across this today by way of the Guardian (a UK newspaper). In essence it compares today’s education to fast food and how that isn’t the best way forward. One way to fight commodification of education is slow education...Life in the Yukon
Sourdough Rendezvous Festival This week I thought it may be interesting for teachers thinking about teaching in the North to begin a look at what life is like in the Yukon. We’re in Whitehorse so it’s a little different from the communities but still...Positivity – A nice thought.
When an article starts with, “The world’s top performing organizations achieve their goals by offering a rich blend of culture, work, and engagement that deeply enrols employees in the mission and purpose of the organization, attracts highly motivated, committed...
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