This page is dedicated to an education related posts that I have placed on The Umenum. Some of the writings go back to my days as a Superintendent of Schools.
It was once said, “It is not enough to be busy; the question is, what are we busy about?” Make no doubt, all schools are busy. What a school chooses to be busy about not only defines the school, but sets each school apart—one from another.
This morning, I was at the gym listening to one of my favorite morning political shows and something surprising jumped in my head as I listened to the political hay going back and forth. I … Continue reading A Lesson Learned and Now Shared→
Fortunately, while we now see the storm heading rapidly toward us, we do not need to panic because we can handle the winds and rough seas. We can be prepared.
One of my proudest accomplishments came during my first year as a new middle school teacher. I was hired to teach Spanish, but because I did not have a full load, I also had to teach a section of Language Arts and 6th grade math.
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, there are many preschool teachers who are wrestling with how to keep meaningful contact with their class while not having in person contact.
Some of you may know that I am a former middle school teacher. I loved it and if I ever go back into teaching, it will be in middle school. I had the pleasure of attending … Continue reading 30 Years of Teaching – What a Gift!→
How you start plays a big difference in how you finish. I had the pleasure today of seeing that in action at a school in Davis School District in Kaysville, UT. I was visiting with Mountain High School (MHS) … Continue reading How You Start Can Make A BIG Difference→
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About Me
Hello! I am Scott Andersen, Ed.D.. I am father of 8 children and am a devoted educator. While my career path has included time as a photojournalist and software developer, I found my home, when I stepped into a 5th grade bilingual classroom as a substitute teacher. Two days later, I was hired as a full-time teacher. For the past 30 years, I have not looked back or regretted that decision! I now work with districts and state entities to open new schools centered on meeting the unique needs of each learner.