The Best of I Want to Teach Forever, April-June 2010

We're halfway through 2010 already, if you can believe that.  You likely didn't have as much time to keep up with much of anything as school came to an end, including this blog.  That's why I've collected some of my best work from the past three months here:

• Use a Dartboard to Review Geometry and Probability [4/4]
• iPad Is The Future Of Edtech, Not The Present (And That's Okay) [4/7]
• Fun and Easy DIY Tetris-Style Magnetic Blocks [4/26]
• Why We Fail at Teaching the Language of Data [4/27]
• A Thank You to All of My Teachers [5/4]
• Mr. D Eats a Cheeseburger [5/13]
• A Lifetime in Six Words? Possible. [6/14]
• Joy and Triumph on Graduation Day [6/23]

There have also been many entries in my ongoing flashback series, The Evolution of Mr. D, as I finished my second year in the classroom and started searching for a new job.  As crazy as year two was, it's nothing compared to what happened in year three.  Trust me.

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