Digtial Citizenship
Designing for the 21 Century Classroom
Flipping Your Classroom
Enhancing Intruction with Technology
Personalized Learning Through Gaming
After cutting my teeth in political campaigns, I have pursued a career in education. I earned a master's degree in education leadership and transitioned to advocacy and public affairs work in the field of education. This work has included organizing high profile events, social media campaigns and websites to support STEM education and new education policies. I have also worked with a variety of organizations to award teacher grants, student scholarships and have been a frequent participant on education committees and workgroups with the Minnesota Department of Education, Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU), University of Minnesota and the National Governors Association.
I graduated from Colorado State University with a B.S in Chemistry and Mathematics along with an education certification. My career began in Utah teaching junior high math and high school chemistry. I spent 22 years in the classroom as a science teacher in the Rosemount, Apple Valley, Eagan School District. I have taught physics, AP, honors, general and concept level Chemistry. Currently, I am a Professional Development Specialist working in the School of Education at Capella University. During the summer, I facilitate week long workshops for new and experienced chemistry teachers at Hamline University with Prof. Matt Morgan. As a team, we cover content as well as current best practices in the science classroom including inquiry and digital resources. I am also employed by the College Board as an AP Chemistry Consultant where I facilitate day-long to week-long workshops for classroom teachers. I believe one of the best ways to improve my professional practice is to network with teachers from all over the country and I enjoy the opportunities this provides.
Critical Language Service provides interactive video conference Arabic courses to individuals, independent groups, schools, institutes, and homeschool groups. It's a traditional classroom with a high-tech twist—the teacher's on a screen. All of our courses are taught with a flipped classroom and blended learning model. We are on the leading edge of foreign language instruction both in terms of the technology we use to deliver our classes and in the methodologies we use to teach our students. All of our teachers are experienced, qualified teachers who are native speakers of Arabic. The teachers teach classes from the Middle East to classrooms of students located all over the world.
I am just an average Midwestern guy spreading some knowledge about the human body. I received my B.A. from the University of Wisconsin Superior and my M.A. from the College of St Scholastica. Right now. The classes I teach are: anatomy & physiology, pathophysiology, medical terminology, medical law & ethics, kinesiology. I started making these videos as supplements to the classroom a few months ago and have many more to make. In my spare time I play table tennis for the St Adalberts Table Tennis Club (SATTC) and also for the Duluth Table Tennis Club (DTTC). I also like to run, bike, swim, cook and read Stephen King novels when I get a chance.
I have been teaching psychology since 1993. I currently teach General and AP Psychology at McKinney Boyd High School in McKinney, TX. I also teach part time at a local community college. I have a bachelor's degree in Psychology and a master's degree in Clinical Psychology. Currently, I am working on my master's in Educational Administration.
