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Yay, Ms. Tauroney!

I'm going to embarrass a teacher at the middle school, but she deserves it! A couple weeks ago, I introduced the staff to Kahoot! to increase student engagement through creating a game. Given how engaged the staff was during the workshops, I knew that students would love it. And they have! But Ms. Tauroney, an art teacher at the middle school, has actually been recognized for her latest Kahoot! and it is now one of their featured sessions. YAY! Good job, Ms. Tauroney!

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