by Matt Vaudrey | Nov 21, 2014 | Teaching |
Read all the way to the end. This is a short post. Demo Day Mr. Guiles is a fantastic teacher at Lone Hill Middle School. While he and I are fairly matched on our interest in EdTech, we each have our own strongholds of knowledge. So it’s simultaneously relaxing...
by Matt Vaudrey | Nov 18, 2014 | Coaching, Education, Teaching |
This tweet caught my eye last week. @mr_stadel @robertkaplinsky @Jstevens009 @MrVaudrey do you guys think you would be more effective coaches if you taught one period a day? — Tim McCaffrey (@timsmccaffrey) November 14, 2014 Three things on that. 1.) I’d be a...
by Matt Vaudrey | Nov 2, 2014 | Ed Tech, iPad |
One of the many benefits of my new position is the exposure to tons of new perspectives. There are 460+ teachers in Bonita USD, and I follow roughly 160 on Twitter from around the world. (The overlap is about seven people. I’m working on that.) Conferences and...
by Matt Vaudrey | Oct 17, 2014 | Coaching, Ed Tech |
Here’s what’s happening. Music Cues A teacher, previously averse to new tech tools, installed iTunes and added my collection of Music Cues to it. She’s planning on using a few to start up, then adding more as she gets more comfortable. That exact...
by Matt Vaudrey | Oct 13, 2014 | Ed Tech, Geekdom |
Together with John Stevens and Karl Lindgren-Streicher, I’ve been brainstorming an interesting way to apply for the Google Teacher Academy for months. As of August, our plan was a rap with a beat we composed, referencing each other in our videos and starring in...
