Today I got to be part of the inaugural Sky Fest at Marshall University. I was part of the planning committee Sky Fest and was in charge of the solar viewing station. It was a lot of fun to teach four … Continue reading →
I took the kids to Charleston this afternoon to join with fellow West Virginians to encourage Senator Capito to vote no on DeVos as Education Secretary. A reporter from @13News WOWK 13 News interviewed me as a teacher educator and … Continue reading →
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“As our circle of knowledge expands, so does the circumference of darkness surrounding it.” Albert Einstein “Chance favors the prepared mind, yet happiness is to awaken another.” Marian Diamond I have always had a deep love of learning and a childlike … Continue reading →
All Things Shall Become New: Becoming the Best Teacher in You, Again and Again Brigham Young University-Hawaii Symposium on Learning and Teaching February 27-28, 2014 As a member of the advisory committee for the Center for Learning and Teaching at Brigham … Continue reading →
I am very impressed with the Framework for the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). The framework divides the standards into Science and Engineering Practices, Cross-Cutting Concepts, and Core Ideas. I’m glad that the process oriented skills and knowledge relating to … Continue reading →
