I love being a professional educator
My sister makes a lot more money than I do, but I think I have more fun at work (she might disagree). Becoming a professional educator was the best choice I ever made. Hard days? Of course. Systemic underfunding and bureaucratic silliness? Certainly. But I get insane curiosity and open minds who want to learn and poke at new ideas. Oh, and of course I am the faculty advisor to the karaoke club. How cool is that?
Here are some articles I've written about teaching.
How do you evaluate technology coaches?
The 10 moms doctrine
More on learning HTML 5
Becoming familiar with HTML 5
Fab-fi
Differentiated Distraction and blocking?
Quivering Communist Zombie Space Death - Part 1
The four noble truths. Explained, part one.
Growing Up Digital, Wired for Distraction
How we name our servers, and Apollo
I’m finished at Hunter
YES!!!!!!!
Expression Engine and Drupal
I’m off facebook
What I learned today
Why I love my job
Experiential Learning and Technology
Frontline’s digital nation documentary
Teaching advanced applications
Lesson Plan: Using wikipedia
repost: Do Teachers REALLY Come From The Bottom Third Of Colleges…...
The blur
Best way to learn programming for a 16 year old? Build a game….
Um, I’m now the faculty advisor for the karaoke club…
What would you teach a group of 11 year old kids about text based games - part 3
Bill MacKenty
Teaching is science and art. What nobler work could we aspire to than to teach?
Why not teach?
I encourage geeks to become involved in educational technology. You get to use your skills to create solutions for schools, and help shape the next generation of geeks. Schools especially are want for highly skilled technicians. Schools are especially great places to adopt open source solutions.