About mrcameron14
I am a Grade 6 teacher of 18 years in Thunder Bay Ontario, Canada. Passionate about sharing with teachers throughout the world. Teaching students how to use technology 4 good and to make a positive difference in the world.
Apple Distinguished Educator 2013, SMART Exemplary Educator 2013, Google Educator 2015.
Just a little less than a year ago water connected my class and I to Josephine Mandamin. As of today, one hundred and sixty six classes from around the Great Lakes, across Canada and throughout the world have committed to … Continue reading →
I am proud and humbled to be a National Geographic Education Certification mentor. I recently wrote a message to my Mentee Group, which I’ve called “The Awesome Adventurers”. I figured I’d share the message on my blog as it’s a … Continue reading →
I love the dead of winter in Thunder Bay! The snow has finally accumulated, I get to cross country ski every day, and it’s cold! The snow and cold weather also me bring so many opportunities for teaching math to … Continue reading →
Close your eyes. Visualize the conditions that allow you to learn best. Now think of your typical PD session. How successfully does the session meet your learning needs? If you could design your own PD for one day, what would … Continue reading →
This is the story of an incredible woman, five teachers, thousands of students and how water connected us all. In the year 2000, a 60-year old Anishinaabe woman sat across from an ogima and listened carefully as he shared a … Continue reading →
Doug Peterson is an edu blogger. I probably read his blog more than any others. It might be because he blogs every day! But the real reason is because he shares such great content. I’ve used many of his ideas … Continue reading →
Hello Junior Water Walkers and Friends! I just wanted to provide you with a few updates and thank each of you for your support of the #JuniorWaterWalkers, a collective effort of classes throughout the world to continue Nokomis Josephine Mandamin’s water … Continue reading →
Learning is a journey. The sharing of stories is probably the greatest source of traditional learning. Story telling comes in many forms; oral, written and video. Today, the ability to share stories has never been easier, thus the opportunities for … Continue reading →
This is the story of Blue Gold. It is also the story of Nibi. It is my story. It is my father’s story. It’s my son’s story. It’s my students’ story. It’s my friends’ story. It’s Nokomis Josephine Mandamin’s story. … Continue reading →
June 16 I’ve spent the last 22 years of my teaching career in the same classroom; I count the years by the number of class pictures on my wall. I have transformed it into a learning space that I am completely … Continue reading →
