Published inVertical LearningA Hot Take on Building Thinking Classrooms in MathematicsThe limits of hill climbing in math education researchAug 28Aug 28
How Moderates Should Vote in the Georgia Special ElectionsIn a polarized world, a divided government is not always bestNov 8, 2020Nov 8, 2020
4 Days in Portland, MELast week, I took an impromptu trip to Portland, ME. I’d just gotten a brand new job, with a lot more responsibilities, and I wanted to…Aug 20, 2019Aug 20, 2019
Published inVertical LearningA Curriculum Architect Takes on K-2 Technology: Weeks 20–21I’m on vacation this week, so I spent a couple of days finishing up my Bob the Snowman book, which I began over Christmas break. Working…Feb 23, 2019Feb 23, 2019
Published inVertical LearningA Curriculum Architect Takes on K-2 Technology: Weeks 18–19Howard Johnson is a friend and frequent commenter on my articles. His thinking and writing can be a little dense, but they’re always worth…Feb 10, 20191Feb 10, 20191
Published inVertical LearningA Curriculum Architect Takes on K-2 Technology: Weeks 16–17Over the past two weeks, my students have been diving into their first book project: designing and creating a book (mixing drawings with…Jan 22, 20191Jan 22, 20191
Published inVertical LearningA Curriculum Architect Takes on K-2 Technology: Week 15It was a short week after Christmas break, but one of my kindergarten classes and all of my 1st- and 2nd-grade classes are preparing to…Jan 6, 2019Jan 6, 2019
Published inVertical LearningA New K-2 Technology CurriculumLast fall, I began a new job as a K-2 technology teacher. Besides teaching 400 students each week, I was also asked to develop a new…Jan 5, 2019Jan 5, 2019
