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29.11.23

Exploring Ancient Herms: A Visit to the Met Museum and Discovering Timeless Symbols

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Join me on a journey through the Met Museum, exploring ancient herms and uncovering the enduring influence of these fascinating artifacts. ...
16.11.23

What Learning to Program in the 1990s Taught Me About How Computers Work and Why Generative Artificial Intelligence Makes Sense to Me

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It's circa 1991 — during my middle school years — I attended a small Catholic school where I enrolled in a computer science class. The c...
2.11.23

From Zero to 2,036: My Slow Burn Journey as a TpT Seller

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I'm eager to share more about my side endeavor where I craft and vend educational digital content. My process involves considering what ...
2.10.23

Day 16 of 180: Acknowledging I'm #TeacherTired While Asking Students to Go Deeper in Their Writing

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Day 16 in the classroom and, yes, #TeacherTired is real, but doing okay! I’m committed to helping my students dig deeper in their writing. I...
9.9.23

Unveiling Mythology to Teens: Insights from the Humanities Classroom

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In this post, I talk about simple ways teachers in a middle or high school humanities classroom can explore the vast richness of a diverse s...
30.8.23

The Power of Sustained Reading in an Age of Distraction

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In today's digital world, we are bombarded with information from all sides. A tweet here, a blog post there, or perhaps a quick audio sn...
29.8.23

Prudence, Wisdom, and Self-Care: The Uncommon Story of Zeus and Metis

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We've all heard of Zeus, the King of the Gods, known for his godly escapades and tumultuous love affairs. However, little is spotlighted...