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- Officially entering myself into our own contest. Picture shows the final outcome of Trekking Through History solo’d… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 6 months ago
- Great segment by @FamilyGamersAA on boardgames and reading. This podcast has quickly become one of my weekly favorites! 9 months ago
- This is the set of games heading to my wife’s classroom this week. That’s a great way to close down the school year! https://t.co/5YNEYpbVZl 10 months ago
- Gamestormers: The Perfect Card Game for Game Designers! kickstarter.com/projects/games…, via Kickstarter We’ll be interview… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 11 months ago
- RT @gameschooleru: Me trying to get all of the deluxe components back into a kickstarter game box. https://t.co/eCPq8Xh8bd 2 years ago
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Sunday Night Prep – An Introduction To Publishing Material Online
Many of our students publish material online well over a hundred times per day; however, I’m not counting every Facebook, tweet, Tumblr, or Pinterest post as publishing material. I’ve been fascinated by the pieces students create in their free time. Every … Continue reading
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Sunday Night Prep – Building Community Through Multiple Intelligence Theory
I couldn’t believe it was happening. We have a small school. It’s a project-based high school. Yet, it did happen… At the end of the second week of school, a pecking order was starting to form among students, and some … Continue reading
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Sunday Night Prep – Defining Success (September 16, 2012)
This past week, I did an activity with my advisory and it went really well. Two years ago, when he was a high school Junior, Marc Busko (@MarcBusko) came flying into my room and stated, “You gotta check out his … Continue reading
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Gifts
The night before the first day of school for a teacher is like Christmas Eve for a child.
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Knowing
This past Thanksgiving, my wife was quizzing me about what I was thankful for. My responses were typical. She said, “I’m thankful that we’re going to have another baby.” I was jacked! A few days went by, and we started … Continue reading
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Excerpt From My Principalship Paper…
Just a few nights ago, I revamped my entire blog. Here’s what’s been on it since April 17, 2012:# Here’s what I put out: # You can’t see it very well, but there’s marker drawn between many of the notes … Continue reading
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Teach4aLiving 2.0
I’m going through several transitions right now, one of which is this reflective space. -Writer to return 6/1/2012
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Design Time
I love writing. I didn’t know this about myself until I was 24 years-old. Someone I respected, a professor, said he enjoyed reading my writing. That planted something. That allowed me to take risks. For a myriad of reasons, I … Continue reading
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Time Off
Today is my first day back from winter break. I had 17 days off, and it was amazing. I had a few firsts. I took a 72 hour hiatus from email. Surprisingly, my account login still worked after a three … Continue reading
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Supports
I coach. From mid-November to mid-July I am in the gym, at the track, and in the gym. I have often said, “I’m done coaching after this season.” Only to be drawn back in to the arena. I do love … Continue reading
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