With this “RE@LBlog Repost”, we once again welcome guest blogger, Tami Brass, Director of Instructional Technology for St. Paul Academy and Summit School in St. Paul Minnesota. Tami has been teaching for over 20 years, having worked with diverse students in several school districts. She is also an Authorized Google Education Trainer, and
RE@L presents a REALBLOG Re-Post! If you have interest in introducing STEM in any of your classes, here are some tips worth your bookmarking from author Anne Jolly! Read on and see why: ===== STEM is important to us, and Anne Jolly has been one of our Guest Bloggers on that STEM topic a few
Stems are critical to all living things! Vegetables have them. So do apples which are now ready to eat on the apple trees! Autumn’s beautiful tree leaves have stems too. Their many colors light up the months before winter comes. So do we have stems? Yes, indeed! But that very different kind of stem is in our head. It’s
You may remember our recent RE@L Guest-Blogger Dan King! Click here to read his recent RE@L blog on aviation. Dan told our readers some interesting facts about his aviation career. Taking STEM courses helped Dan learn to fly. Later, he taught many others how to fly: military jets, large and small. Dan helped create new, virtual reality simulator cockpits that were
RE@L Blog brings you more from our STEM-ased EdTech Teachers Corner! Today we feature: Todd’s Ed Tech Teachers Corner™ Tips Back by popular demand is one of our pioneer Teachers Corner™ teachers! Today he brings us more tips on using EdTech & STEM ideas gleaned from a popular website, Mindshift™! Recall that Todd LaFrenz is a
Here’s a story about a kid who always wanted to fly. When he learned how to draw pictures, they weren’t of the sky with birds flying around…. No, his artwork was, instead, drawings of airplanes, and with him at the controls….up far above the birds and even higher than the clouds! Such is the stuff
RE@L Reprint! Here’s a helpful “new-school-year-startup blog” this week by former RE@L guest-blogger, Anne Jolly. It brought to mind that Nat King Cole song that some of us older teachers may still recall: “Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer, Those days of soda and pretzels and beer, Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days of
RE@L’S TEACHERS CORNER WITH TODD LAFRENZ “Here are some thoughts from our summer travels and adventures into a new school year. Hope these recollection are helpful to you teachers out there as you begin your school year. Now that your bodies and minds are recharged, it is time to start thinking about the coming school
We know for a fact that many teachers have read and/or bookmarked our RE@L Blogsite. Yes, we’ve had over 400,000 visitors to our site! More are following our RE@L Blog every day. Our most recent blog from our first RE@L Teacher Corner contributors, Jackie and Todd LaFrenz, was no exception. Their first Teacher Corner blog been featured on
RE@L is thrilled to welcome two, new STEM-based teachers, Jackie and Todd LaFrenz, to our RE@L Teachers Corner…Hangout…Watering Hole…Whatever you want to call the place for sharing big ideas! This new Corner is a gathering place where any teacher can go and read about ideas to help more kids learn more. Throughout the school