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Welcome to a very special post… one that I will make a tradition to post each holiday season. It was several Christmas Eves ago that I found this letter under my Christmas Tree! I made it a tradition to put it away, until just a few weeks before Christmas Read More...
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Welcome to another post rich in resources. If you have come here looking for links that will guide you to videos and multimedia to use in a Flipped Classroom that is coming in a future post. Perhaps you have tried a little Flip of your own and want to Read More...
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Welcome to a post I take great pride in! Not only can you read the post… but you can download a complete lesson. In this post I explain how you and your students can make a one shot video with no editing, and just one camera. Since it is based on written Read More...
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This post is dedicated to highlighting an amazing mega-site providing an awesome collection of resources to educators at all grade levels. The site entitled “Science Netlinks” is so much more then science. It provides a total STEM emphasis by covering Read More...
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Welcome to one of my most resource-filled posts ever! One that is dedicated to highlighting some amazing free resources that will help support STEM-based PBL in the classroom . Before introducing this goldmine of resources… I want to thank you for continuing Read More...
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You are invited to join me in attending a free webinar at the Buck Institute For Education. I have had a great time preparing this presentation and I promise you a smorgasbord of resources to support STEM and PBL. Does the title “ PBL Meets STEM… An Incredible Read More...
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Welcome to a fun post! One that is dedicated to an amazing yet simple tool. After a short read of this post, and a quick download, you and your students will be ready for an amazing movie making experience. Before introducing this engaging possibility… Read More...
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Welcome to the third in a series of posts that will inform you of some amazing collaboration tools for your 21st century classroom. These tools promise ease of use, no student log in, and limited teacher set up, allowing for just in time use. After a Read More...
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Welcome to the second in a series of posts that will inform you of some amazing collaboration tools for your 21st century classroom. These tools promise ease of use, no student log in, and limited teacher set up, allowing for just in time use. After a Read More...
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Welcome to a series of posts that will inform you of some amazing collaboration tools for your 21st century classroom. These tools promise ease of use, no student log in, and limited teacher set up, allowing for just in time use. After a short read of Read More...
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© Copyright David Hawgood and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons License I travel across the country and continually post to this Blog ways to infuse 21st century skills and technology into the curriculum. I remind teachers that it is important Read More...
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Welcome to another informative post dedicated to learning in the 21st century. I dedicate this post to a wonderful group of teachers I have in an on-line graduate level class in the state of Indiana. I have been learning so much from them as together Read More...
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I thought it might be fun to check out some digital possibilities with math… and have I found a site to that you will want to sink your teeth in. It’s just plain delicious, entertaining, student oriented, fun, and will have kids smiling as they learn Read More...
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Welcome to a special post devoted to a rich resource that can be applied across the curriculum including math, science, social studies, and language arts. Not only is this amazing resource an engaging website, it is a place where you can supplement lessons Read More...
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Everyone is talking about a digital curriculum free of those hard copy textbooks that have been a part of schooling since the advent of the one room schoolhouse. This is the second post in a series devoted to investigating resources that can open up a Read More...
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