I like warm hugs. There, I said it. I’ve never considered myself much of a hugger, but since the pandemic, I have developed a new...

I’m not smart enough to keep up with new technology. I’m not cut out for this new way of teaching. I’m not good enough to be able to keep...

It can be a bit overwhelming with all the “you shoulds” right now. You should be working online, offline, harder, smarter, on technology,...

I recently came across this quote: Life happens on the edges. We can’t find the next place on our journey until we discover the edge...

I’ve gone back into therapy. I’m not embarrassed. If my arm was broken I’d go to the doctor. I’m proud that I make decisions that get me...

Vulnerability is currently a hot topic in education. I find it’s commonly viewed in one of two ways: either people believe it’s the way...

We are reminded everywhere we turn in education that we need to be reflective professionals. This means thinking about our practice, our...

I was asked to work on a new project where I was to design and develop a resource website for a school district’s technology department....

Brene Brown’s Dare to Lead is one of my top five must read books. As I’ve always been a huge fan of talking about the uncomfortable...

One of my favorite Ted Talks of all time is titled Inside the Mind of a Master Procrastinator by Tim Urban. Being a master procrastinator...

When I was 18 and moving on to college, I was extremely uncomfortable in my own skin. It was brought on by years of being told I was...

I was reading through this guide by the University of Texas at Austin on thinking and teaching divergently and I came across these...

Educators are nice people. We are taught to be positive and complementary and to give feedback that people can feel good about. What we...

When you set a goal, what does that look like for you? Do you write it down? Tell the world on Facebook or Twitter to hold yourself...