I have been experimenting with ChatGPT this year to make lesson plans, generate assessments, and help brainstorm ideas in my role as a math/science teacher. Magic School AI is specifically … Continue readingChatGPT vs. MagicAI: Which AI is the Best Teaching Assistant for Math/Science Educators?
Ok I am going to be honest. I kind of hate making sauces from scratch. When I am not working I love experimenting with things like this, but work drains … Continue readingChicken Teriyaki from Scratch: Because Store-Bought Sauce is for Quitters
This week was quite the challenge! I spent the first half just figuring out what I wanted to try. I eventually landed on stop motion and decided to explore iMovie … Continue readingRolling Into Stop Motion Editing: My (Almost) Spicy Tuna Adventure
I decided to make egg drop soup this week because we had another hit of winter, and I was feeling like being warm and cozy, so soup just fit my … Continue readingHomemade Egg Drop Soup for a Cold, Snowy Week
Khan academy has been around pretty much since I started teaching and has been incredibly popular for math and science lessons for a long time. I will occasionally leave one … Continue readingA Critical Look at Khan Academy’s Teaching Model
This week I finally managed to track down imitation crab, so I decided to take a swing at the California Rolls I attempted a few weeks ago. My first source … Continue readingSushi Rookie: A California Roll Experiment
I have been feeling a bit aimless in my self-directed curriculum, so I took this week to do a reset, and evaluate my approach. This didn’t mean I didn’t cook … Continue readingTerriyaki, Learning and Finding Structure in the Kitchen
I like to call the booklets I make franken-notes because I take pieces from many sources and mix them together. I remember spending many long hours in my first teaching … Continue readingCopy Pasting to Creativity: Remixing in Education