By Michael Terborg (Teacher Librarian) I’m a rather unique librarian for an elementary school. Before working in school libraries, I worked in three different federal research libraries, my education spans most every discipline, and I have a firm grasp of current and emerging technology. Yes, my skills may mean that I can provide my students […]
By Kiran Heer (Kindergarten Teacher, MEd student in Imaginative Education) What is imagination? This question was the foundation of my action research project. Adults might answer that imagination is forming new ideas or concepts in the mind. But I didn’t ask this question to adults, I asked kindergarten students. Teachers that work with kindergarteners will […]
By Rita Shahi (Highschool teacher, MEd Student in Imaginative Education) Many teachers express frustration that their students are disinterested, appear to not care about their learning, or seem “lazy”. Whether not handing in their work on time (or at all), distracted by their smart phones during instructions, or crickets during discussions, students are often not […]
