10 Day Life is Good Photo Challenge Recap

10 Day Life is Good Photo Challenge Recap Now that I’ve finished the 10-Day Life is Good challenge, I want to share the thoughts behind my image and video choices. Day 1. I was nominated for the 10 day Life is Good photo challenge. 10 photos, 10 nominations. Every day I share an image that is meaningful to me (without

The Unfortunate Consequence of Ignoring Small Group & Classroom Dynamics

My girlfriend, Maggie, and I were talking about optimal class sizes, me from my 19-years as an educator and she from her experiences as a lifelong student and being around her kids’ schools. When I taught in face-to-face environments with elementary and middle school students in Southern California, 25 to 30 students was a pretty good number to work with,

Pressure(s)

It's the first week of a new school term and this month, besides my regular group of month three students, I have a large group of month one students who are really beginning to feel the pressures of what a year-long online masters program may entail. This is especially true after last night's first assignment deadline and several worried that

Video Fridays: Drawn Out Stories: A Stormy Black Eyed Peas Concert in Brazil

I don’t know about you but the worse touring story that I can think of was one time when I was touring Colorado and I completely misjudged how long it would take me to drive from Este Park to Colorado Springs for a Saturday evening concert I was scheduled to do at a tiny little Calvary Chapel. By the time

Mobile Tech Invasion – Fullsail Continuing Ed Presentation

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