e2L Blog

By Shannon K. Buerk The fall of 2018 has afforded me several occasions to reflect upon how I acquired certain skills and knowledge. My Papaw passed away in August, my last remaining grandparent, and that gave me pause to think... Read More

Today’s post intends to focus on how businesses develop and sell these services to educators, namely that we are intentional about collaborating.

By Shannon Buerk Anyone who knows me well understands that I feel called to be leading engage2learn. Quite frankly, I did not set out to own an organization, to be an entrepreneur, or to ever leave the classroom. When I... Read More

By Shannon Buerk One of my favorite metaphors is that which Yong Zhao often shares, comparing the mystery of Easter Island to our present-day educational initiatives and how we measure them. In case you have not read it or heard... Read More

This was a great lesson for me as a first-year teacher to pay more attention to what I was modeling, and it was the first insight into a phenomenon.

By Shannon Buerk At a breakfast on Saturday of TASB last weekend, I was once again inspired by a talk Dr. David Vroonland gave, declaring his support for public, community schools and referencing the original concept for these schools in... Read More

How can I be so sure of our impending success during this new school year? Because our actionable expectations are built upon our shared beliefs.

When we are in positions of leadership, it is important to encourage others to rise to the occasion, even if they do not yet see themselves as leaders.

I want to thank everyone who has congratulated me on winning the Stevie Award for Most Innovative Woman of the Year in Technology in 2017.