In my role as an educator, I've worn many hats over the years. It's funny that as knowledgeable as I am about US History and Macroeconomics (the two subjects I've taught most often), I would never describe myself as an "expert." There are people who know way more about both than I do. And there … Continue reading Inflation vs Prices
(Just a quick note...I wrote this in November of 2021 for my Medium account, which I have now closed. I'm posting it again here...because...well...I like this piece. It's kinda long and a little wonkish at times, but not much has changed in the past year. I did make one update about halfway through.) A few … Continue reading Dealing With Changing Trends in Social Studies Curriculum
Today, I started the fifth week of school.I managed to survive the first four weeks, and I finally feel like I'm mostly caught up...for now. As any teacher can tell you, there is always work to do, even over the summer. It just happens from time to time that there may not be anything pressing … Continue reading Breathing
Reflections Of A Middle Aged Nobody 