Guy's Edu Blog

 The last few months have been extremely busy, and I had fewer opportunities to blog. As the new year commences, I am sharing of our new pro...

 Many teachers have shared that the program is helping them reconnect to teaching, combat burnout, and feel rejuvenated.  In their feedback ...

 Our two weeks of intensive summer work have ended. It is early to talk about results but I can reflect on what I have learned. In the past ...

In the last week, I have been on a panel for a federal grant. I cannot and will not reveal details but I do want to share some advice. In si...

Monique and I go back a long time. She is one of my favorite teachers and one of the most thoughtful educators I have had the pleasure to...

Laurie Friedrich and I have been doing Tech EDGE for 6 years. We have just finished our 16th! conference. Each conference has served on ave...

The NAEP results came out this week. They did no show much improvement in closing the gaps. In fact, there is now growing public discussio...

Tech EDGE Parent Meeting in China Jan 2015 When we started using iPads in the Reading Center, we added a session about technology to our...

(Almost) Thirty years ago I jumped out of an airplane. It was after about a week of practice, and I knew I wasn't ready. Our guide dis...

My last post garnered great reactions from many corners. Some pointed out that innovative teachers are rare while others discussed ways t...

In recent months, I have noticed an upsurge in posts and conference sessions about wearables in the classroom. This trend follows a similar ...

I have been thinking this summer about the work we do together with teachers, wondering what metaphor we can adequately use to describe it...

"No, you can't do that. The IEP says that they must be tested in small groups with a teacher." The teacher who said that loo...

I have been working with secondary teachers this week. As we were discussing technology integration, some explained that they just came fr...

I just finished a week with a fantastic group of educators. Laurie Friedrich, Alison Preston and I ran our fourth iPads in the Classroom w...

Jeff Bernadt presented today and included a segment on creativity. Creativity is not just a message for us as teachers, it is also for our...

Amateur is a word used often as a derogatory term. The professional mutters "amateur!" I would like to suggest that schools need...

The news from LAUSD (see here ) who is suing Apple and Pearson has made the news and is probably hurting the chances of a large district b...

By Real Change [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons After two negative posts I vowed to write a positive one. This week it's eas...

This week I met with a colleague from our school district. We had a lovely working lunch/coffee sharing ideas and current projects. I descri...