—by Cheryl Leung, Golden Apple Fellow— “When will I ever use this?” Instead of giving students a litany of ways they will use math in the real world, it can sometimes be more powerful to let them actually experience how math comes into play in very real...
—by Chris Speck, Golden Apple Fellow 2018— Virtual teaching can be disorienting. In the absence of our classrooms chock a bock full of fancy science gizmos, we’re becalmed in a sea of unknowns. Tech access, motivation, attendance, and prior knowledge are...
—by Travis Crawley, Golden Apple Fellow— When I was younger, my mother always told me that I had “a face for radio”. Maybe that explains my passion for all things audio, including podcasts. If you are asking yourself, “What exactly are these podcasts I’ve...
—By Cheryl Leung, Golden Apple Fellow as told by Margaret Matteucci, (Public School Counselor and Member of the Albuquerque Public Schools Crisis Team)— As children and adolescents everywhere cope with the world as they know it being turned on its head,...
—by Jennifer Chavez-Miller, Golden Apple Fellow— Last summer, I read 19 books. Before you reach for your device to send me a message imbued with incredulity, annoyance, or even congratulations, let me say this….for me, it was an unprecedented summer. After...
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