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

By Olive May Why have I been assigned a coach? What am I doing wrong? For some educators, the thought of having a coach isn’t appealing because they think they might not be doing a good job. Another misconception is... 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 Tracey Wallace Whether at school, work, or play, the environment has a huge impact on your experiences! Think about the last place you were when you had the “time of your life”! What made that experience so memorable? The... Read More

Too often blended learning is thought of as a one-off addition. Some believe only magnet schools programs can make blended learning a reality.

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.

Social emotional learning, if intentionally designed, helps learners become more self-aware and an overall better member of the school community

It’s difficult to predict where the digital age will take us, but one thing is clear: we need to equip learners with digital literacy skills to succeed.

As an educator, I often find myself looking for an explanation for our life’s purpose. Those living a similar gypsy lifestyle know the feeling.