Yearly Archives: 2022

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If you didn’t know, I’m a huge baseball fan (Go Twins!). This year I’m particularly excited because I have not one but TWO fantasy baseball leagues. Woo hoo!

The first season of BlogBall started way back in 2008. All educators, all ‘edubloggers’ (thus the league name). We added a second league in 2009, and then a third league in 2010. That turned out to be too many, so we consolidated back to one league and have been going strong ever since. Most of the managers in BlogBall22 have been around since those early days. I’m grateful for their loyalty and dedication. They’re an awesome bunch of humans and baseball fans!

BlogBall22

• Bayou Buffalos, Vinnie Vrotny
• Buckeye Ballers, Toby Fischer
• CAM Cougars, Dominic Giegerich
• Dutch’s Detroiters, Rick Heitmeyer
• Good Trouble, Jon Becker (last year’s champ)
• Greyhounds, John Spencer
• Let’s Play Two, Bob Dillon
• Maineiacs, Harold Shaw
• Optimistic Mets Fan, Reshan Richards
• Technauts, Joe Bires
• TheBrewz, Jeremy Brueck
• Twinkies, Scott McLeod

This year I thought it might be fun to try a second league again. I started reaching out to folks and… voila!

Rounding for Home 22

• All 4 Shifts, Guy Ryan
• Chad’s Crazy Crew, Chad Lehman
• Eephus Pitch, Aaron Hogan
• Impossible Dreamers, Patrick Larkin
• Juuuust a Bit Outside, Scott McLeod
• The Moonlight Grahams, Donnie Piercey
• Nesi’s Quicks, Chris Nesi
• Papi’s Green Monsters, Cale Birk
• Sandlot Success, AJ Bianco
• Who Needs Pants?, Dean Shareski
• Windfield Wants Noise, Jason Buccheri
• You Down With CBT?, Dave Quinn

We don’t play for money. Just bragging rights… You’re forewarned: I probably will post occasional updates here throughout the season.

Today is Opening Day. Play ball!

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Here are a pair of tweets for ya. So true…

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Secretary of State Blinken meets with European foreign ministers. The Senate is to vote to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court. Some student loan borrowers have gotten good news.

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In this list, we've collected posters, apps, definitions, apps, tools, videos and strategies and more to help teachers use Bloom's Taxonomy.

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Books I finished reading (or rereading) in March 2022…

• Changing the Subject: Twenty Years of Projects from High Tech High, Jean Kluver and Jeff Robin (education)
• Redesigning Educational Leadership Preparation for Equity, Michelle Young, Ann O’Doherty, & Kathleen Cunningham (education)
• Knife of Dreams, Robert Jordan (fantasy)
• The Return of Santiago, Mike Resnick (sci fi)
• The Process, Jeff Zimmerman and Tanner Bell (baseball)
• The Silver Sorceress, Alec Hutson (fantasy)
• The Shadow King, Alec Hutson (fantasy)

Changing the Subject is my early contender for best book I’ll read in 2022. I love it so much!

Hope you’re reading something fun too!

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As they are learning, give students the opportunity to articulate their thought process of how they came up with their solution to a puzzle.

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The jury also found Feng "Franklin" Tao not guilty of four related counts in the case, which spurred by the Trump Justice Department's controversial "China Initiative" effort.

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Taking place annually in April, Financial Literacy Month was founded by the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) and is produced by the Jump$tart Coalition. To support financial literacy wherever learning takes place, Discovery Education presents a curated collection of resources focused on financial literacy created in collaboration with leading social impact partners: 

Classroom Activity
Help students connect economics concepts to current events and everyday life with timely activities, videos, interactive modules and more. From price discovery to supply chain dynamics, resources from Econ Essentials, an educational initiative with Futures Fundamentals, examine real-world applications of complex market topics. Students will explore how changes in supply and demand curves impact prices, while a new hot topic activity looks at the ways businesses react to and mitigate the risks of such price fluctuations caused by supply chain disruptions. 

Professional Learning
In this on-demand series, educators hear firsthand the benefits financial education has both on students and their teachers. Presented by Discover and Discovery Education in the Pathways to Financial Success initiative, this series sparks ideas, connects educators, and helps prompt conversations with administrators about the need for financial education. 

Community Contest
Encourage community collaboration with the 6th annual Cha-Ching Money Smart Kids Contest created with Jackson Charitable Foundation. The contest enables communities to vote for their elementary school to win $10,000 that can be used for critical educator resources that teach kids how to earn, save, spend, and donate. The contest is open through June 17, 2022, and communities can find more resources for elementary students at cha-chingusa.org.  

Gamify Learning
In partnership with the business-building video game Venture Valley, Discover Venture Valley empowers students to build financial and business basics. Students in grades 6-12 can benefit from the power of play as they engage with the game and a suite of standards-aligned resources to learn such principles as investments/dividends, fixed and variable expenses, loans, net vs gross income, and more curriculum topics. 

“I love supporting teachers when they incorporate financial literacy activities into lessons because I know that it’s not only helping students learn about critical topics, but it’s also helping to strengthen their ability to make smart financial decisions in the future,” said Michelle Wendt, Technology Integration Specialist at Stockton University School of Education. “With these resources and more from Discovery Education and their partners, equitable access to these critical skills can be extended to all children, wherever they are learning.” 

Educators and students can find these and more resources for recognizing Financial Literacy Month in the Discovery Education K-12 learning platform.

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So these are front and center in our schools, right? Not content, right?

 

Image credit: World Economic Forum, 2020

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