Category Archives: Education
Hasta Luego
For years, I’ve been saying I was going to learn some Spanish. Recently, Hutchinson Community College advertised an evening class in Community Spanish, using Command Spanish so I decided to enroll as did one of my sons. He actually took Spanish in high … Continue reading
Dirty Little Secret in Education
I attended the monthly ESSDACK Curriculum Director’s meeting this morning and was quite moved by an analogy shared by Richard Soash. (He credits Jane Stuart with recognizing the analogy to education.) Richard referenced a scene from the movie, “Flags of … Continue reading
Technology use in and outside of schools
Like much of the country, we’ve been plagued with miserable weather. This morning when I arrived at the office, I had a large box of grant paperwork, my purse and my laptop computer to carry into the office. I normally … Continue reading
Kevin Honeycutt–I need my teachers to learn.
Wow–this video created by a colleague really knocked my socks off. The message sort of dovetails with my last post that addressed challenges with restructuring schools–specifically the concern that education isn’t embracing technology in the way that the world outside … Continue reading
Because Our Future Depends On It 