Listen to Andi share innovative ideas for using FlipgridAR to make learning meaningful for your students.

In this episode, Andi shares how to design for depth so that differentiation can be all that it was intended to be.  She shares the importance of giving every learner an opportunity to reach a deep level of understanding versus staying at surface level.  Learn practical ways to make this work in your classroom with your learners as she shares a differentiation model that will encourage educators to rethink differentiation and the potential that it has to result in real learning.

In this episode,  Andi shares how to make thought partnership a priority throughout Genius Hour.  Learn how to access free resources and fresh ideas to implement immediately into your classroom.

How can we find authentic ways for learners to practice life ready skills through thought partnership?  In this episode, Andi shares practical ideas and resources to make it happen.  

In this episode, Andi shares what thought partners are and how they can be incorporated into the classroom.

The Messy Middle is a real place that is difficult to survive if you don't have a plan or aren't prepared to experience it.  In this episode, we will talk about five practical things that you can do to continue moving forward even when things are uncomfortable and not as easy or fun as you might have expected.  

Listen as I reflect on my experience with Stewart Creek Elementary educators and share why I think PD needs to change.  

In this episode, I share all about reflection and why it's important for both students and teachers.  I also talk about a unique professional development opportunity that I experienced and why I think it'll change way I design professional learning experiences from here on out.  

In this short Meaningful Moment, Andi shares a practical way to design learning experiences using the 3 Es - Engage, Experience, and Empower.  Check it out and consider how you might be able to put some of these ideas to work in your own classroom with your learners.