Spring Break is Over!

This has been quite a good Spring Break!  A trip to Savannah, a day visiting Dad, going to the Georgia Aquarium with my stepmom, and now a nice, relaxing, low-key weekend.  Really, what more could I ask for?

I’m ready to go back and face the last 33 days (that’s it?!) of school now.  Hopefully, they won’t be too crazy.


I Changed the Blog

I made a slight adjustment today to the topics this site will cover.  I think I was making my topics a little to narrow, and it was causing me difficulty in deciding what to write and in posting my writings in a timely manner. So as referenced by the tagline at the top of the page, I’m now going to try focusing on three different things.

  • Education:  Like always, I’ll continue to discuss topics and concepts I consider important to education.  As a teacher I feel on some level as if I must do this to let people know what’s going on in education.
  • Technology:  One of my personal passions, and something I enjoy very much, is reading up on, playing with, and learning about technology.  Whether for work, for home, or for both, I always have plenty to say about technology in today’s society.  I have been “repressing” my thoughts on technology when they do not also mesh with education, but I’ve decided to speak my mind and give my opinion on this topic, even when there’s no immediate connection to education.
  • Educational Technology:  Exactly what it sounds like.  Technology that can be used in education specifically.  This is the focus of my current job and I enjoy researching, discussing, and sharing technological resources that can move our students and teachers even further forward.

I hope you’ll continue to join me on my slightly revised journey!


Welcome to the New Year!

In order to ring in 2012 properly, I’ve decided to erase all my older entries.  I’m been struggling to stay motivated and post consistently and I’m looking forward to the fresh start!

I’m feeling very motivated and inspired and I’m ready to begin tackling the challenges of the next semester.  Here we go!