I can’t believe how time is flying by this 2nd Semester. It’s our last 6 months in Thailand and of course when you want time to slow down so you can fit everything in it does just the oposite.
No excuses, I haven’t made the time to blog lately and find …
It’s been about two months now since I’ve switched over to my standing desk here at school…and although the view of the white wall in front of me along with the discarded non-fiction books that are heading to better places isn’t the best view….the standing has been fantastic.There is a …
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It has been a few weeks since we were in a virtual school situation here in Bangkok. Although the flood water continues to slowly move South into Bangkok our school has reopened with no immediate threat to flooding in sight …
Earlier this week I handed in my resignation letter to my Head of School, Dr. Gerrtiz. It’s funny the two responses I’ve been getting.
Those who know me well and understand the international teaching world knew this was probably coming soon. I mean I’ve been here for four years…in …
At ISB we’ve struggled over the past couple of years in defining our web spaces. Although we’ve been getting better at using the “Core 3″ (Moodle, Google Apps, WordPress) we still need to define spaces based on purpose and audience.
One thing I’m focusing on this year is creating what …
Still trying to remember where my summer went, I find myself back in Bangkok and preparing for the year ahead. This could be a big tech year for my school. Things are in place to start really using technology in some innovative ways. …
As the school year draws to a close (one week left for us here in Thailand) I find myself reflecting on my first year here in the high school. The accomplishments I’m proud of, the failures to celebrate and the future that is so exciting.
Accomplishments:
First …
Step 1: Watch this
Step 2: Read the reflection
Step 3: Ponder the creativity and the ideas that come forth when we empower students and then get out of the way so they can learn.
Step 4: Leave Sarah a comment.
I’m once again left thinking about Dan …
