Monthly Archives November 2009

Blogging for Better Behavior


From the psychology 101/”self-help” files: Two years ago I blogged about my attempts to change an undesired behavior of mine using some pretty basic behavior management techniques.  This evening, I’m going to come at this from another angle: increasing desired behavior through blogging. “Journaling”, or writing down reflections & analyses of one’s own behavior, is [...]

NJEA 2009: Teach > Tech


It’s been over a  week since my two-day presenting stint at the New Jersey Education Association‘s annual statewide teacher’s convention in Atlantic City, and I have to say that, my crippling sinus infection notwithstanding, it was an incredible experience. Credit must be given where it’s due: I think the organizers of this year’s High Tech [...]

NJEA Convention – High Tech Hall


This Thursday and Friday, I will be presenting at the New Jersey Education Assocation’s statewide conference in Atlantic City.  To be sharing presentation time with folks like Kevin Jarrett and Lisa Thumann is a bit humbling, and if I can get through the whole thing without spilling anything on myself or tripping over a computer [...]