I know that teachers have heard all too often that technology is changing everything, and that they need to adjust to these changes. But this one is for real. The introduction of ChatGPT in the last few weeks has created a seismic shift in education. And if teachers, administrators, “thought leaders” don’t know that, well, […]
ChatGPT — Look out! Read More »
Forgive me for telling a personal story here. I know I should be posting thoughts with universal applicability, and this story actually has that. But you’ll have to read to the end to get that! I’m going to try something new in the next few weeks — I’m trying a LetsPlay Minecraft series on my
LetsPlay Minecraft… Incoming! Read More »
Like teachers all over the globe back in March 2020, I had to shift to emergency remote learning in a week. Unlike most teachers, my middle school computer science curriculum wasn’t based on a textbook with units, chapters, lessons, exercises, etc. So while many of my colleagues had to basically replicate their classroom workflow in
What I Learned When I Moved My Entire Curriculum to iPads in a Week Read More »
Am I in a very small minority on this one? I think so! But this isn’t click-bait. I really do love online teaching. Here’s why. I freely admit that “in-person” learning is probably the best for most people in most situations. So let’s get that out of the way right off. I’m not advocating for
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