Hey folks! This week I’m guest blogging at Learning to Muse, the blog site of Kentucky educator Renee Boss. It’s a two-part post, responding to some of Renee’s wonderful suggestions to nurture creativity in the classroom. Go check it out, and be sure to read over Renee’s other posts. As a progressive educator and parent, she has a unique and refreshing perspective.
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Recent Posts
- What To Do When They Don’t Make the Cut: Kids and Competition
- The Peoplehood of the Traveling Swirly Pan: Where Education Meets Tasty
- The Search for End-of-Semester Motivation
- Talking to Kids About Boston: What Kind of House Will You Build?
- Computer Coding for Kids
- Teaching Current Events to Kids: Prop 8 and DOMA
- Education Through Gaming: Math and Science Roundup
- Eva’s Take on Minecraft as History Class
- Education Through Gaming: Descartes Cove
- Minecraft in the Classroom
- Mexi-Hexi-Flexigons!!!
- Ian’s Newest Song: A Little Story and Video
- New Year Family Goal-Setting Time: Creativity
- New Year Family Goal-Setting Time: Science
- Ian is Featured on the Daily Dakotan
- A Holiday Opportunity to Support Young Talent
- Listening Session #6: Back to the Elementary Students
- Listening Session #5: The Middle School Students
- Listening Session #4: The Principals
- Listening Session #3: The Teachers
- Skyping, Creativity, and Literacy
- Eva Skypes to Share Literacy
- Listening Session #2: the High School
- And We’re Off! Listening Session #1
- What Should School Be: The Listening Sessions
- The Joy of Postponing Gratification
- Guest Post from Eva Ridenhour
- Why Spooky is Good for Kids
- Managing a Budding Music Career
- Selling Books and Taking Names!
- Confidence Building 101
- The Ridenhour House of Horror
- Cell Biology Addiction!
- What Do You Do If You Don’t Have A Passion?
- History: Exposing Children to Scandal Since 1770
- Building Biologists
- Who Said? – Ian Records His First Solo Music Video
- The Dream School: a Visioning Document
- Thinking Beyond Curriculum: Music
- Entering the Victorian Era!
- A Context-Based Approach to History/Social Studies
- Dreaming About a Dream School
- Engaging in Summer Creativity
- Final Report Card: No Grades Allowed!
- Ian: the High School Student. Eva: the Skype an Author Author. Me: Lost in Moving Boxes.
- Neil Gaiman and the Art of Being an Artist
- The Power of Positive Advocacy: Personal Update
- Affirmation + Tools = Creativity
- What’s a Percussion Recital Like?
- Riding the Wave of Intensity: Education and Advocacy From the Parent Perspective
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