Teachers On Fire
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Chromebooks: Wins, Questions, Tips, and Best Practices
I connected with Justine Wright, Emily Russo, Jessica Reed, Scott Nunes, and John Sowash from the Google Classroom to discuss the state of Chromebooks in education today: what’s working, what needs to improve, and what are some strategies that are worth sharing? Continue reading
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The Power of Sharing Circles
I first experienced sharing circles during my MEdL classes at VIU in the summers of 2017 and 2018 (pictured below). Our class of 45 started and ended every day of learning in circles. Continue reading
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FISA Leaders Discuss Assessment, PLNs, Wins, and Self-Care
On Saturday, November 7, 2020, I joined Darren Spyskma, Brenda Ball, and Tom Williams to discuss changing assessment practices, the power of professional learning networks, recent wins for our learning communities, and self-care strategies. Continue reading
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How can your website help your podcast?
Each month, I connect with other education podcasters in a mastermind group of sorts. We compare notes, talk about our work, share best practices, and wrestle with current challenges. On the agenda for this month’s conversation: websites. How can we design our websites to better support our podcasts? Continue reading
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Riley Dueck: Faith, Learning, and Creative Work
RILEY DUECK is a sixth grade teacher in Surrey, BC, Canada. At the time of our recording, he was a second year educator, speaker, innovator, blogger, and the host of the Not Many of You Should Become Teachers podcast. Continue reading
