@MrVaudrey Sometimes I just go back to reread your blogs to remind myself I'm not the only one who's evolved their methods and views throughout my career.
@mathillustrated@mpershan The reality for most teachers means those are most likely the type of articles to expect. I would like to see teachers of various levels and settings conduct action-research related to claims from BLT, most teachers are short on time & resources to conduct such research.
@mathillustrated@mpershan I wonder if we'll see articles in "softer" education journals (teacher/principal oriented publications as opposed to research-oriented journals) within the next few years that are the "here's what worked for me, maybe it'll work for you" type of suggestions.
@mpershan Kind of brings us full circle back to what the #mtbos was in the first place: people sharing something personal about their teaching experience. If it piqued the interest of others, great; however, that was beside the point. It was really about the author making sense/processing!
@mpershan We all need some levity. I like that your retellings put a different spin on something familiar for some people and maybe get people unfamiliar curious about the source text!
@mpershan I wonder how many teachers were in a similar boat versus teachers who just left this platform? For the record, I'll still gladly look for your tweets and links to articles. The Tanakh/Bible retellings are my favorite!
@mpershan The hardest part of the past three school years is that so much has gotten in the way (and continues to impede) my ability to focus on improving my teaching practice. If I had tweeted about most of this school year, it would've been mostly about trying to get through it.
@joelbezaire I say it ends being a final between Reliant K and Switchfoot. Both tie! Alternatively, I do like an underdog story. Maybe Rich Mullins ends up winning it all simply because he wouldn't have cared about winning?
@anneagost Mold-A-Rama! A classic of Brookfield Zoo and other museum visits around Chicago! Had my last day today. Thankful for winter break. Hope it's a smooth day for you tomorrow!
@dandersod I'd convert to vertex form. Complete the square for x^2+x by writing y=x^2+x+(1/4)-(1/4)+1. Factor/simplify as y=(x+(1/2))^2+(3/4). Shift the parent function 0.5 units left and 0.75 units up.
Each school year I conduct an experiment.
I don't change the calendar in my room at first until a student asks if I'm going to change it.
I've hit a new record this year.
October 21st and no one has yet to point out the calendar still says August.