I've taught in independent schools for fifteen years, mainly physics. In the last couple of years, I revamped the physics curriculum at Dexter Southfield in Brookline, MA to be more activity based, using RealTime Physics from Sokoloff, Laws, and Thornton and the Vernier data collection system. This past year, I used OneNote Classroom Notebook and found it to be an exceptional tool to gain insight into my students' thinking, provide feedback, motivate student analysis of data, and jumpstart class discussions.

I'm passionate about learning and mentoring. I'd love to talk with you about:
MakerSpaces
Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Scratch
OneNote Classroom Notebooks
RealTime Physics
Physics Education Research (PER)