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Kevin Honeycutt

Kevin Honeycutt (kevinh): 43, Male
United States

Hometown:: Hutchinson Kansas

About Me:: I love my job at ESSDACK and I am thankful each day to have the honor of helping teachers and schools do whatever it takes to meet the needs of learners.

Education: Bachelors

Age: 40-59

Field / Industry: Educational Technology Specialist

Technology experience: Somewhat advanced

Driving Questions

I bet you don’t know what numbers really are..

In this fascinating conversation with Ellie Patterson, my understanding of numbers, math and the entire way we teach math was shaken to the core. See if you have the same reaction. It is an audio-only

Online Safety

In this episode, I talk about online safety. I go into how I frame the discussion to kids and parents while continuing to support technology in schools and web literacy. I share my resource site: http

The MACE MTI Conference

In this episode I talk about some of the thoughts I had after the MACE MTI conference. I get into the Classroom 2.0 community and what it can do for teachers to keep them from becoming educational det

Cleaning the windshield..

In this episode I wash the windshield and talk about the way that we in education are sometimes willing to drive without good vision. I get into some of my thoughts about why schools should invest in

Avoid this episode!

In this episode I get a little/lot crazy. (People who think that educators should be balanced, predictable and calm, please avoid this episode.) I believe a combination of research, frustration with t

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Let your thinking "Carpool" with mine!

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Visit my podcast in iTunes (This link will launch iTunes) but more importantly, "be" on my podcast. I am always looking for guests who have big, forward-looking or heart-felt ideas about education. Email me to talk about appearing!
Some exciting upcoming interviews will be with: Drs. Brock and Fernette Eide, authors of The Mislabeled Child, Daniel Pink, author of A Whole New Mind , Alice J. Robison, from the Dep't. of Comparative Media Studies at the Mass. Institute of Technology. ...and hopefully you!