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Monthly Archives: June 2020
BeatVN gifs
This gif caught my eye. This sequence is kind of mesmerizing.
More here: https://giphy.com/BEATVN/
Animated Gifs for Teachers
I believe some people have an animated gif for all occasions. You know the ones–those people who make snarky or delightful comments with a single looping image? Thoughtful teachers sometimes use a well placed visual image in their presentations and in online interactions. I think some people collect and curate a collection of imagery to use.
I know how to make my own gifs, but often, I’m too busy to make one to use a visual comment. Usually, I just search for some that have already been made.
During one such search today on giphy, I found these fun gifs created by Wheeling University athletes. Making gifs is a great idea for any school’s students to do.
The dancing ones are my favorites:
Sea Fever Song
I wish I had some recordings of myself from the songs I sang in high school. This one I sang for state music contests in my junior year. Sea Fever…
Daft Punk – Around the World
I heard this song this morning on Timmmmmmmmmmy Boy’s Reclaim Radio channel.
June Haircut
After nearly four months without a haircut, I finally got one yesterday.
Jane Elliott – Frontline: A Class Divided
This film has greatly affected the way I think and teach. It was really familiar too because our 6th grade social studies teacher at Concordia Middle School did a similar, unforgettable unit, dividing us into favored and unfavored classes. I remember being pretty irritated at our 6th grade overlords that year. Then when the tables were turned, we exacted our ruthless revenge on them.
O What a Beautiful City by West Point Virtual Choir
Zoom Superintendent Hiring
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