Paul is a partner with Funderstanding. In his spare time, he spends way too much time talking about Breaking Bad, Sherlock, and reading Flipboard. At least he has broken his Words With Friends addiction.
Back in 1986, there was a movie titled ‘The Fly.’ Given that it was a remake and this remake is almost 30 years old, I won’t hesitate to talk about it in fear of spoiling it for anyone. In this … Continue reading
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at the age old pond a frog leaps into water a deep resonance I’m guessing most of you realize that’s a haiku. What you may not know is that it’s the best known Japanese haiku. But did you know we … Continue reading
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How old are you? (Wait, don’t answer that). If you are a parent of a child that is older than 12, you probably remember the things that your teachers did to teach you ideas and concepts. Did they involve computers? … Continue reading
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For this weekly blog series, we’ll post random and fun things. No rhyme or reason except that perhaps, it will spur conversation and maybe some learning. Don’t underestimate the ability for seemingly small (and amusing) things to inspire, especially in … Continue reading
Read MoreThis is Part II of the article that focuses on teaching in the inner city. Part I can be found here. Although it’s great to hear stories, as a teacher and/or parent, how can you make it work for your … Continue reading
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