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If you are a parent of a young child right now, then you probably know all about Bluey. There was a recent episode of Bluey called “The Sign” (be prepared to cry if you haven’t watched it, yet). I won’t give away all of the amazing pieces of the episode, but the main premise of […]
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A Quick Story I have no phonemic awareness. Zero. I have no idea what letters are supposed to sound like in words. I can’t sound out words. In fact, I was saying ‘Hermione’ from Harry Potter wrong for years before I met someone else who read the books and said her name correctly. I’m not […]
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I have been thinking a lot lately about burn out, but perhaps not in the sense we are used to hearing. Yes, we are all burnt out. But, the term “burn out” has become one of those educational buzz words thrown around with solutions of meditation, go for a walk, talk to a colleague or […]
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I suppose I spoke too soon! Last week, I wrote about how Hershey was a star at our weekly trainings. That SAME day, Domino became a star as well! Let me back up a bit. That Wednesday, I was having an off day. I already didn’t feel like going out in public, but pushed myself […]
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I’m seriously so proud of my dogs!! Recently, we decided to put our dogs in dog training through PetSmart. As much as I love my dogs, Hershey struggles with self-confidence as a dog and Domino is just crazy! Our first class went ok. I worked with Domino and my husband worked with Hershey. Domino kept […]
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As an instructional designer, part of my job is creating engaging learning activities. This might sound like the easiest thing in the world, but it isn’t. In fact, there are many steps before even beginning to create the learning activity. First, you have to think about why this is important. How will this learning activity […]
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