Guy's Edu Blog

World War I Trenches I often see and hear about lessons from the trenches. This metaphor is used in education as much as any other field...

A story by Natasha Singer in the New York Times on Sept. 5th focused on the Teachers pay Teachers website. It is not surprising that a bus...

In a recent TechEDGE meeting with teacher educators, we asked everyone to rate their excitement and apprehension about technology integrat...

This post is an ode to summer teaching. As I do most summers I have a full summer load. Many of the people passing me in the corridors are o...

MOOC Wheel from the Chronicle of Higher Education Graphic by XARISSA HOLDAWAY; illustration by NIGEL HAWTIN I have mixed feelings about...

Last year my students had iPads in elementary classrooms. The school had a set of iPads that was sitting idle most of the time, yet the teac...

This week I promised my students that I will do as I asked them. Come-up with something I have not done before. True to my promise and to ...

I am spending a good portion of my waking hours at the KDS Reading Center this summer. Class starts with introducing iPads. My students las...

While not directly related to arts integration nor literacy it is a topic that I've been thinking about quite extensively lately.  We ...

A prospective graduate student came by a few weeks ago. His goal as he stated it is to minimize damage to rural students by providing qualit...

It is a rainy morning punctuating a beautiful but extremely busy week. In a short conversation with Monique who is doing some thinking and w...