In 1992, I was your typical Grade 4 boy — curious, a little awkward, and looking for my place in…
2019
Our curriculum starts with our youngest students walking and gliding on balance bikes. They progress to pedal pushing on our…
One beautiful summer night with a soft ocean breeze finds me crouching down to climb into a bumper car at…
It is still “that which cannot be discussed” for another five days. I have kept it close to my mind…
Pleasure books aim to please. The font lounges on the page, offering romantic adventures or scandals. Pleasure books laugh easily,…
Up until about five years ago, I would regularly say, “I’m not a math person” or “I’m bad at math.”…
When I was in college, my favorite class without a doubt was big band. For four years, I eagerly awaited…
Since the World Economic Forum put out its Future of Jobs Report predicting major disruptions to traditional labor markets, it…
As a teacher, I’m a nurturer. So I was alarmed to read about a study highlighting the negative effects feedback…
“The task of the modern educator is not to cut down jungles, but to irrigate deserts.” —C.S. Lewis, The Abolition…
Imagine that you are the dean of the upper school at a K-12 day school along the rolling hills above…
For the past 18 years, I’ve taught at secular schools with their own rich sets of values. But Ariel Burger’s…
Every new cast I make holds the hope of a great fish; every new class I teach holds the hope…
