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Recent Posts from My Teacher Life: The History of Humanity

Quarantined Classes

The YouTube channel I created with my colleague, Meg Chandler, i.spiration e.ducation, is on it’s 30th episode! This episode highlights the new era of online learning for teachers, given COVID-19. I hope you find this, and future posts, helpful as we all continue to educate in a world of social distancing.

Big Boy #4014

This weekend Union Pacific’s Big Boy No. 4014 visited my town, Tucson, AZ. Taken from the Union Pacific webpage, No. 4014 began operation on December 1941. The locomotive was retired in December 1961, having traveled 1,031,205 miles in its 20 years in service. In 2013, No. 4014 began its multi-year restoration process. It returned to […]

New YouTube Channel!

A colleague and I are SUPER EXCITED to announce our very first vlog, i.nspiration e.ducation. The link to our first post is below in which we take you on a journey with nine high school students and one very large waterfall! We also discuss the rationale behind i.nspiration e.ducation. Our goal is to publish one […]

High School Field Trip to the Pima County Adult Detention Complex

This year I started teaching government to our seniors at Desert Christian High School. I thought, “What better way for my students to understand civic duty, the roles and responsibilities of our local police, and the repercussions for not obeying the law than to take them to our local jail?” With that question in mind, […]

A Semester-Long Project by “DJ Justin”

This year I decided to try something new (no shock there) with my US History students. As I have done in the past, I wanted to create a semester-long project with multiple check points – in “teacher speak” we call these formative assessments – rather than a standard, summative assessment. What I changed was the […]

Photographing the stages of our lives.

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Last week's photography challenge to my students was to photograph "something they are grateful for." There were lots of cute dogs and babies, but this unexpected submission literally made me laugh out loud! 🤣👏👏👏 @luke.thor7 #teachersofinstagram #teacherlife #photographyteacher #photography #blackandwhite #toiletpaper #covid19supplies

i.e. 31. Distance Learning and the Kindergarten Classroom (link in bio) Experiencing distance learning with kindergarteners? No fear here! We celebrate the resiliency of innovative kinder teachers! In this episode, Chan and Mrs T interview a kindergarten teacher and a parent on the transition to virtual classroom for early ed learners. Be encouraged by how community and inquiry can promote a love for learning in the littles! #onlinelearning #distancelearning #elearning #kindergarten #covid_19 #coronavirus #pedagogy #reggioemiliaapproach #teachersofinstagram #teacherlife

Given their prior knowledge of political cartoons, online government students illustrating their understanding of the American checks and balances system by applying it to the current hot topic of the day! I literally laughed out loud at some of these. Others I had to look long and hard, but then I figured it out! Such artistry! #politicalcartoons #covid_19 #coronavirus #teachersofinstagram

i.e. 30. Quarantined Classes (link in bio) Teachers going fully virtual? Yep! In this episode, Chan and Mrs. T. share what they've learned during this first week of state-mandated, online teaching. We are passing on the tricks we've learned so far with the hope that they will help you be more successful as an online teacher as well! #teachersofinstagram #teacherlife #pedagogy #onlineteaching #onlinelearning #elearning #corona #covid_19 #educators #highschoolteacher #education

Just before school closed I took my photography students to the Port of Tucson. Looking back on these photos, trying to decide which ones to upload, was yet another reminder of how much I miss my students. 😥 #portoftucson #trains #teachersofinstagram #teacherlife

Chan and Mrs. T. sure miss welcoming our kiddos into school! #withafairywand #teachersofinstagram #teacherlife #wearedcs

i.e. 29. Bring Preschool to Your Classroom (link in bio) Sadly, these days most middle and high school students have lost their joy and education. Our recent observation in preschool reminds us that learning can be fun and full of wonder. The single easiest way to accomplish this is to make your classroom student-centered. Preschool models is philosophy of education superbly! #teachersofinstagram #teacherlife #pedagogy #bestjobever #bestpracticesineducation #preschool #studentcenteredlearning

Homeroom breakfast! Colette 's quiche is always the centerpiece. 🥧🥓🥚🍎🍇🍌🍍🍓 #minutemen #joinordie

Liam, my son, who also happens to be one of my students, is interviewing his great grandpa. This semester students are learning about social history, and as as such, are conducting an interview with a person of their choosing. This project will help them learn about the stories every day people have to share while also learning how to conduct an interview. Go Liam! #socialhistory #teachersofinstagram #teacherlife #pedagogy #bestjobever

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