As my students have taken their last MAP tests today, I look at their results and sigh. I've written before about time and so for, so I won't go into that, but today, it's just a kind almost sadness. I... Continue Reading →
My youngest daughter is a little athlete. She's 12 with a short, powerful build, and is a good runner, gymnasts, and is turning into a great swimmer. In April, she took part in the state gymnastics meet where they took the top... Continue Reading →
Yes, it's another blog post about testing! It's that time of the year where a young child's dreams turn to filling in bubbles, #2 pencils, and hearing the word "map" with no map in front of them. Now, I'm not... Continue Reading →
The Life of a Conflicted Teacher 