Middle School
-
How to Respond to AI-Powered Cheating in the Middle Years
Let’s think this through before throwing the book at middle school students. Most teachers remember the conversation around plagiarism and academic dishonesty in their undergraduate programs in college or university. The vibe was intense. Try it, get caught, and you could suffer serious academic penalties. You could fail your course. Be removed from your degree Continue reading
-
Get the Most Out of Google Classroom: 13 Moves to Make
Here are the 13 strategies I recommend to help you optimize your practice, preserve your sanity, and support your learners. Continue reading
-
A Message to Middle Schoolers: Stop Sweating the School Stuff
I know a couple of middle schoolers who regularly demonstrate high proficiency against learning standards in virtually every subject. They are committed and determined learners. They’re outstanding collaborators. They’re compassionate supporters and encouragers of classmates. They’re leaders in the room and absolute joys to teach. These students project a lot of sunshine and roses, but… Continue reading
-
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
-
Episode 132 – Kellie Bahri
“I feel like I’m on fire for every possible angle that education has to offer,” Kellie laughs. Continue reading
Teachers on Fire 