Diana Laufenberg
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Diana Laufenberg
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Farm kid, long time teacher, exec dir of inquiryschools.org - often found frolicking in nature with the pup, Brin
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Longtime classroom teacher in WI, KS, AZ and PA. Now leading Inquiry Schools as we work to start up and redesign learning environments that are inquiry based, project driven.

I spend most of my free time outside with my pup Brin in rural Wisco.
That's how I found out as well... "I'm sure you already know, but... " No, no I did not already know. But, thanks!
I guess the question for me is... why didn't they just google your image and choose the one that you use professionally? How was using AI faster or better? I found it in about 3 seconds.
I spent a summer in China teaching 'American teaching methods' which were often defined by the underpinnings of democracy - I was always curious about that choice. This - this makes more sense to me - www.nytimes.com/2025/09/22/w...
Russia’s Ban on I.B. Schools Deepens Its Rupture With the West
www.nytimes.com
I find the world building from R.F. Kuang quite distracting - just started the new one - Katabasis. The new Dan Brown book is on my list and the new Grisham because he scratches that same predictable itch. He almost always releases a book while I'm headed out west to see friends. Works out well.
"art historian ShiPu Wang felicitously characterizes as “imagery of the Other by the Other”: a counter archive of American Indian representation produced by an eccentric, educated Japanese immigrant, whose motives for relocating to Okanogan remain undetermined." #sschat
Get that! Another reason to live in woods. Where no one of national import likes to convene.
Doesn't this seem like a terrible idea for like 1000 reasons - first of which is why would you put ll of those people in the same place, ever. It's like a mini state of the union situation for no good reason.
I have yet to make it fully through this one... Because it made me cringe so much, I had to look away. www.gettingsmart.com/2025/09/18/a...
Unless the phone was free, you might have gotten swindled. I just wait until there's a deal where I pay nothing for the phone. Since I already pay too much for service, that's the deal I go for.
Also, they are the politicians.
This is just some of the most thoughtful, reflective and grounded writing about the challenge inherent in the art and practice of teaching today. Thank you for taking the time to write for us, @mrneibauer.bsky.social. #edusky
To be the best teacher I can, I look for ways to restore balance in my classroom, teach in ways that protest the restrictions I face, and protect my students’ humanity. #TeacherSky #EduSky #SubstackSky

open.substack.com/pub/adrianne...
The Redress of Teaching
What Teaching is Supposed to Do
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You are also probably going to be in *trouble* for using it. ;-)
I could totally see this working at SLAMS with Humanities/Tech/Engineering mash up - looking at the historic West Philly neighborhood. @timothymboyle.bsky.social
The Big Map is up in the Kent Free Library! This is a project highlighting the history of our South End, a neighborhood of immigrants, Black southern migrants, and railroad workers. communitygeography.kent.edu/index.php/20...
understand child/brain development, how to spark curiosity, organize information to plan for learning and value the role of flexibility needed for a long career in ed. (and all of these things can be highlighted while also talking about edtech... which is how I teach this class, I think)
Mhmm. But I'm open to be surprised. I only see them once a week so it might take me some time to figure it out
You know me... I have many questions to ask. ;-)
We have had a Flock issue here in nowhere, rural WI. Guess where they put the camera? On the road through the Native American mission (it's not a reservation for interesting reasons, but it's tribal land).
I'm teaching preservice teachers this semester, who are in classrooms consistently this semester. One raved about the interesting things the teacher was doing with AI... I'm curious to know more. Because... Skeptic.
No one else is available! That means it's time for the D- farmer... Roughly 40 years ago I put a tractor in the ditch (I was 10). I've never really lived that down. Always amuses me when my Dad lets me be helpful. It's a sign that he's asked everyone else first. #Dminusfarmer
My issue is more... They definitely made decisions about where to have sidewalks and where not to. I personally live in the sticks, no sidewalks here.