Posts in Education/Literacy from 2017

I’m from a pretty small town. It’s usually a quiet little place – so quiet that I can hear our …

My classroom, Room 5, has recently entered a short film festival competition about perceptions of special needs students before and …

I am the type of person who will breeze through life with some random song, such as ‘We’re All In …

Work today began with excited, somewhat slobbery greetings from a precious golden retriever that could hardly contain himself at the …

This may seem contrary to all the crying that happened, but my last week in China was an incredibly happy …

The program has finally concluded, and after a little under 40 hours of traveling, I’ve  made it home. I usually …

Maybe this mistake is nothing but my own. Coming into leading camps for 7-11 year olds to teach cooking and …

July began this week and the days towards Eureka are inching closer and closer. As the first day of camp …

During the third annual GreenTalks at Boston Green Academy, I was able to observe a showcase of skills presented by …

Each day brings new activities and new experiences at the Carlson School [for Cerebral Palsy in Auckland, New Zealand]. However, …