Five Second Rule – Brain Break Games

BreAnn FennellBlog

I am sure that you have heard of the five-second rule when it comes to dropping food on the floor. However, playing the game is much more enjoyable and way less gross. Five Second Rule This is a game of quick thinking and strategy. One player reads the category and the other player must give three topics that belong in … Read More

Fuel for the Fire

Aaron ElseBlog, Leadership

TL;DR: The past few years have left me exhausted and lost, seeking other work. But I found my fuel—the kids. Keep looking for your fuel, and keep your fire burning. I am nearing retirement.  Six years away. It seems like forever away after the past few years. A past few years that included the most challenging years of my nearly … Read More

Engagement and Equitability with Easy-to-Use Canvas Quizzes (VIDEO)

Teach Better TeamBlog, Classroom Management, Differentiation, Lesson Planning, Student Engagement

TL;DR: Canvas has an auto-grading feature to use for quizzes. These quizzes can be used at the end of lectures and encourage students to take good notes. If you offer enough quizzes, this can improve equity by allowing students to fail or miss quizzes and still be successful in class. The quiz auto-grading feature of Canvas can be used to … Read More

Gratitude Journaling 2.0

Teach Better TeamBlog, Reflect Better, Self-Care

TL;DR: Training your mind to find gratitude can be challenging. It is especially valuable to seek out those grateful moments during difficult times. Using the app Happyfeed can help set you up for gratitude success. Sometimes I think it is ironic that I wrote a book. I say that for the reason that I loathed writing as a young boy. … Read More