I want to thank David Cutler @spinedu for putting together a detailed article entitled “The Flipped Mentality“. The article starts by interviewing Jason Bretzmann,  then talks briefly about the flipped-mastery model by referencing an earlier piece David did with Jon Bergmann, and closes with an interview with me. In my part of the interview, I talk about: … Continue reading →

If you haven’t checked out the new Screen Recording feature in Snagit for Google Chrome, I’d suggest you get on that! This is the easiest free screen recording option I’ve found. I’ve included detailed instructions below. Don’t let the length of this post be intimidating; I included an instruction for every step of the process. … Continue reading →

Desmos has teamed up with Dan Meyers, Fawn Nguyen,  and Christopher Danielson to create some really wonderful activities. If you haven’t already seen them, you should check it out! I’ve included the 3 projects that have been created so far below, along with blog posts talking about the activities. The other awesome part about all of these … Continue reading →

Check out my interview with Alan November!!! In this episode, Alan speaks with Stacey Roshan, an AP Calculus and Algebra II teacher at Bullis School in Potomac, Maryland. Alan talks with Stacey about the transformation of her classroom to one that utilizes the flipped classroom model, after attending BLC in 2010. Using this model, Stacey … Continue reading →

If you have attached files on a page in Haiku, you can easily copy/paste these files in other places! For example – on one of my pages, I have a content block with all files related to the unit: If I want to put the highlighted files in my Calendar: 1. highlight the files; 2. … Continue reading →