Here we go!

This blog will be a tool I use to reflect on and put the ISTE coaching standards into practice as I move through the Digital Education Leadership M.Ed. program at Seattle Pacific University. Check back throughout the next 7 quarters as I add evidence and grow in my understanding of what it means to be … Continue reading “Here we go!”

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EDTC 6105 | Module 1 Resolution

Triggering Event: What skills and characteristics help draw learning partners to technology coaches? ISTE-C Standard 1: Visionary Leadership b. Contribute to the planning, development, communication, implementation, and evaluation of technology-infused strategic plans at the district and school levels d. Implement strategies for initiating and sustaining technology innovations and manage the change process in schools and […]

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How To Email Your Professor | A Guide For Students

As a person in Technology Services and a graduate student, I receive and send a lot of email. Actually, you could say that about most roles: “As a person in [insert field here] , I receive and send a lot email.” While the communication ranges in form, from responding to panicked requests, inquiries about classroom […]

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Not Your Average Flipped Classroom

EDTE 5913 Technology Integration How can I use technology to differentiate my math instruction for first graders while still maintaining developmentally appropriate pedagogy? One of the most effective strategies for teaching math to first graders is using hands-on math manipulatives such as base ten blocks, Unifix cubes, counting chips, etc. These provide students with a … [Read more…]

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Conference Proposal Project – Video Conferencing in P.E.

We have been working on creating a proposal for a professional conference in EDTC6104 this quarter.  The presentation that I decided on is called Global Collaboration Using Video Conferencing in P.E.  I wanted to focus more on a physical education viewpoint when creating this project because I believe that physical education teachers are less likely …

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