Came home from a long day of in-service and open house to find this. So excited to get started! This is how to start a school year with George Couros !

Watch out Eastern York Middle , here he comes! #eysd1stday #eyms1stday

Now all I need is the 3D printer - and a teacher willing to try it out!

Three reasons to have some carpenter’s pencils in your classroom: 1) they don’t roll off the desk 2) they make you feel like you’re designing something 3) kids remember to return them (because they don’t fit in the pencil sharpener) #YouMightBeaSTEMteacher

Just give me some time and a hot glue gun.

Let's go EYHS Soccer! PS - The cute ball runner is mine!

Good morning! Thank you for following me! Please consider following the new EYSD Elementary STEM Twitter account @EYSD_ElemSTEM

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Getting excited to be a part of this! #iu13etc

Oh yes, I will also be presenting!

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So proud of this guy for finishing 3rd in his age group for the 5k Frozen Foot Race! Also proud of my hubby Justin Grenier for achieving his big goal!

I've been reading this book for a little while now. I have to read it in small amounts because there's just so MUCH GOOD STUFF I need to make sure I absorb it all. So, I may just have to post every day about it. #empowerbook AJ Juliani Dr. John Spencer

Sad to be missing PETE & C this year. 😢 Happy to be following along and getting updates on Twitter. 😃😃😃So sad I missed Matt Miller 🗑️ and gerry brooks speaking!😭😭😭

A question I have to keep asking myself as a teacher: Am I focusing on the learning or the final product? If learning is a process, why do I put so much emphasis on one event in that process...

What I love about 5th Grade's Genius Hour and STEM. AJ Juliani Dr. John Spencer

2nd graders @KreutzCreek Eastern York designed a solution to a "handy" problem after reading The Handiest Things in the World by Andrew Clements. Problems solved include blisters from monkey bars, glue on fingers, and cutting open bags in the cafeteria. #STEMinPA #eyedge

Question : If there are more failing grades with remote learning, what's broke? The way we're teaching? They way we're learning? Or could it be the grading?