Sam and I will give a talk at 2024 UCEA Annual Convention on Effects of wellbeing on principal retention and how these differ across gender and rurality.. Hoping for a great turnout! #UCEA24 @UCEA
"Hey guys, I got a quick phone call, Connor Stalions beeping in right here."
–Missouri coach Eliah Drinkwitz on the upcoming bowl matchup with Ohio State
The kids made me a sign to go with their last day signs! Beginning this summer I will be serving 16 Nebraska districts as part of the team at ESU 2. So not my last day in education, just my last day as a classroom teacher.
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Leibniz was born exactly 375 years ago. In 1691, he created a recipe to determine logarithms using nothing but a hanging piece of string.
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Book #100 ✅!! Seems fitting for 💯 to be a math book. I’ve read this a few times. It’s such a good story about the history of Fermat’s Last Theorem and the numerous mathematicians whose work Wiles built upon to finally prove the theorem hundreds of years later. #100In365
Book #99 ✅! The TV show is fun, but this book by the writer of the original Rolling Stones article discussing the island is great. Sullivan details his research on Oak Island, discusses the direction the TV show leans, and even some spooky history of the island. #100In365
Book #98 ✅! Combining some old and new information about Student Learning Communities. The text discusses differences and recommendations between in-person and remote learning. #100In365
Book #97 ✅! His writing and humor are always fun and this was no exception! I enjoy how he elaborates and utilizes the English language to a fuller extent than most writers these days. The topic of Gumption-filled Americans was also illuminating! #100In365
Book #96 ✅! A collection of essays and speeches given by CS Lewis, this provides further insight into his arguments for Christianity and against many cultural norms which are at odds with Christianity. An interesting second read. #100In365
Book #95 ✅! Though it is no surprise that I disagree with some of Caplan’s arguments about education, this very well-thought & researched book includes quantitative data and applies economic theory to the financing and results seen in American education systems. #100In365
Book #94 ✅! I’ve been interested in Egypt since Mrs. Novosad’s history class in 10th Grade. She placed the class into castes for a month and I remember that her favorite pharaoh was Hatshepsut (Chap 3). She was an exceptional teacher and clearly, her lessons stuck! #100In365
Book #93 ✅! Jon Gordon always does well, this fable about an NFL rookie trying to make the team is great for athletes of all sports. Excellent book. #100In365