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William Lester

Posts by William Lester:

Beating the Post Holiday Classroom Blues

By William Lester | Published: December 23, 2013
After a few weeks of no school and visits from family, friends, and Santa it’s hard to get ourselves back in the routine.  We go from sleeping in to waking up to the screaming alarm...
Posted in Teaching | Tagged flipping the classroom, leadership | Leave a comment

Four Careers for Extroverts

By William Lester | Published: December 16, 2013
Remember that kid that you sat next to in class that wouldn’t be quiet?  The one that everyone thought wouldn’t be successful because he couldn’t pay attention?  Well, these days they may still be a...
Posted in Career | Tagged Career Advancement, Careers, Job Seeking | Leave a comment

Teaching Children To Code: The Latest Revolution Most People Are Unaware Of

By William Lester | Published: December 4, 2013
We’re living in an age of technology, with exciting new devices being released at a tremendously fast rate. It is then no surprise that children are becoming accustomed and proficient with technology faster than ever...
Posted in Teaching | Leave a comment

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