Monthly Archives: July 2013
A Lehigh University FaceTime Follow-Up
Earlier this week, one of my (favorite!) former principals, Jackie Santanasto, graciously invited me to FaceTime with a class of aspiring principals she’s currently teaching at Lehigh University. Educators from across the country are taking part in this program at … Continue reading
#ADE2013
What do you call a room full of people who are crazy about education, innovation, and technology? The Apple Distinguished Educator Institute! When I found out I could count myself among the ADE Class of 2013, I was ecstatic. I … Continue reading
Museum of Mathematics, New York, NY
This summer has been anything but boring (which somewhat explains why my blog has been utterly abandoned lately). Thus far I have: * Spent a week in Disney World with my husband and son * Attended and presented at iPadpalooza, … Continue reading
An Interesting Take on “Average”
When I’ve taught “measures of central tendency” to students in the past, I always asked them a simple question. If given the choice, would they choose for a teacher to calculate their grade by using the mean, median, or mode? … Continue reading
