When I found out that I got the job and was moving to Rousseau School, one thing that I was very excited about was the forest attached to the school, and the opportunity to explore this forest with the students. … Continue reading
Last week, I went with a one word title for my professional blog post. This week is a follow-up one, and it’s going to be two words. 🙂 I have to give credit to Doug Peterson and Stephen Hurley for … Continue reading
Our picnic tables at school probably don’t look as beautiful (or clean) as they once did, but sometimes we want to be prepared to apologize for the mess in order to embrace the learning. As all of my blog readers … Continue reading
Yesterday, I came across two interesting articles on the importance of “saying no” to kids. I have to admit that at first, I was reluctant to share these articles with our families, as the implied message in these articles and … Continue reading
For just slightly more than a week, my teaching partner, Paula, and I have been able to watch and listen to the most amazing student-led learning outside each day. It all started last Thursday when I was away. A child … Continue reading