Behind Barbed Wire – An Evening with Paul Kitagaki Jr.
Thanks to an email from a colleague, on Tuesday night, I headed to the Sacramento Library to attend Behind Barbed Wire, a powerful presentation from the Sacramento Bee’s Pulitzer Prize winning...
View ArticleAdding a New Chapter to Time of Remembrance
I have blogged about and referenced the Time of Remembrance Oral Histories Project many times in recent and past years. I first shared about the TOR project in 2007 (Time of Remembrance: Move Over Ken...
View ArticleCalifornia Speaks Out for Social Justice
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” Margaret Mead Whether it’s the bully on the playground or our...
View ArticleISTE Digital Citizenship 2020 Award – Go for It!
If you know a teacher or administrator who consistently “models and promotes excellent digital citizenship and who mentors and leads others to be more active digital citizens,” please nominate them or...
View ArticleOn Hold in California – Awaiting Corona Virus Updates
Like so many California residents, it feels like my life is a bit on hold as I watch news updates on the spread of the Corona Virus. Until last week, much of my March calendar involved travel, starting...
View Article#RemoteLearning – Resources and Reminders
As of this week, the need to “shelter in place” is now being widely practiced across districts, states, and the nation. I greatly appreciate my district superintendent, Governor Newsom, and all the...
View Article“Looking for the Good” in a Time of COVID-19
“What you do next is what defines you.” Rwandan saying I frequently return to a blog post I wrote four years ago: Rwanda – Looking for the Good. Joining Carl Wilkens for the 2016 trip to the “land of...
View ArticleRedefining Resilience
Resilience: an ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change. Merriam Webster 2020 Although I like the conciseness of Merriam Webster’s definition of resilience, I believe resilience...
View ArticleJFK – Retro Report Brings Back Memories
A huge benefit of the Internet is having 24/7 access to a growing treasure trove of national archives (i.e., Library of Congress, Smithsonian, National Archives and Records Administration) housing...
View ArticleReflecting on Pearl Harbor Day – from a Personal Lens
Yesterday, December 7, marked the 79th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Although I was not yet born, I have carried with me stories and memories of the December 7, 1941, attack throughout my...
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