Pre-Planning Recap: Day 3
Today, Middle School teachers had the pleasure of working with Meg Cureton on a design thinking flash lab centered around […]
Design Thinking, Empathy, MVIFI
MVIFI
eportfolio, Visible Thinking Routines, XLR8 Summer Grants
Pre-Planning Recap: Day 2
Today was a robust, action-packed day #2 of pre-planning. Front-loading and launching the key initiatives for the upcoming semester, communicating
Council on Innovation, Innovation
Curiosity and Intelligence
Curiosity and Intelligence Mount Vernon Presbyterian School and the Mount Vernon Institute for Innovation hosted the 3rd annual Council on
Chromebooks, Progress Monitoring, XLR8 Summer Grants
Prepare to Launch
Prepare to Launch I count myself fortunate to be part of an organization that encourages the launching and shipping of
Badging, Collider Conference, Innovation, Learning Measures, MVIFI
Scaling Up Badging
Scaling Up Badging In a recent professional learning workshop (at #MVCollider), our team made new strides in the pursuit of
Collider Conference, MVIFI, Professional Learning
MVIFI Introduces Collider Conference
MVIFI Introduces Collider Conference Yesterday, Mount Vernon spent a half day introducing a new, in-house approach to professional learning: Collider. The
Learning Measures, student led conferences, XLR8 Summer Grants
Launching Student Led Conferences
Launching Student Led Conferences One of our major initiatives, Student Led Conferences, is about to debut. In order to prepare,
Badging, Drones, Learning Measures, Technology, XLR8 Summer Grants
Unleash the Drone!
Unleash the drone! A crowd of over 350 students and teachers cheered and watched in awe as the DJI Phantom
21st Century MV Mindsets, eportfolio, Reflective Practice, XLR8 Summer Grants
4 Characteristics of a Quality ePortfolio
4 Characteristics of a Quality ePortfolio 1) Easy to Use – We launched our first version of a student eportfolio
Badging, MVIFI, XLR8 Summer Grants
A Brief History of Badging at MVPS
The jury is still out amongst many about badging. It’s no secret I’m a fan, though much remains to be