I had the privilege to be on Alan’s November’s podcast again! This time, Lainie Rowell, Alan November, and I sat down to talk about out collective experiences teaching in a blended and online format. We focus on ideas for building a community of learners in an online setting, strategies for giving students more agency in … Continue reading →

I had another chance to be on the Dr. Will Show Podcast! Will Deyamport, III, Ed.D & I dig into my journey to becoming a teacher → edtech integrationist, coach, speaker, author… the power of developing relationships & modeling… helping teachers in the current climate… & more! Here are some timestamps to highlights from the … Continue reading →

I am excited to share the recorded version of my webinar, hosted by Khan Academy & Wacom. In this webinar, I focus on the following topics: You can catch the recording on YouTube here: Here are the session slides, with many more resources to click and dig deeper into the solution that will work best … Continue reading →

I had a chance to write the inaugural post for the all new ISTE Leaders PLN Blog. A TOOL IS ONLY A TOOL UNTIL IT IS PART OF A SOLUTION When we give our learners the right platform to express their ideas and allow them to respond in a platform that is most comfortable to … Continue reading →

Wacom Connected Ink just wrapped up, and it was an awesome event. Not only did I have a chance to attend, but I also had a speaking spot! Connected Ink was a hybrid event; while it took place on stage in Tokyo, much of it was broadcast from people’s homes (which is what I did). … Continue reading →

I hope you have half as much fun watching this webinar as I had recording it! I am joined by Adam Parker Goldberg and George Melookaran, from the Flipgrid engagement team and Doug Little, Sr. Public Relations Manager at Wacom. In this webinar, I focus on the power of Flipgrid paired with a Wacom tablet. … Continue reading →

I had a chance to join Lainie Rowell & Brianna Hodges for Episode 16 of #LemonadeLearning – FALL BACK IN LOVE WITH TEACHING WITH STACEY ROSHAN We had a chance to talk about our experiences teaching in a purely online learning format over the years and the differences and similarities we are seeing in our … Continue reading →

I have received many messages and emails from math teachers who have recently learned they will be starting the school year online. I want to share my experiences and the resources I’ve built over the years, as both a flipped classroom and purely online AP Calculus AB teacher. I have been teaching AP Calculus AB … Continue reading →

I had a chance to write a guest post on the Pear Deck blog which I wanted to share here — Keeping Classrooms Connected with Pear Deck When I started teaching a purely online version of AP Calculus several years ago, one of my biggest goals in designing the class was to keep the collaboration … Continue reading →