Jeff Eller

I love learning and enjoy my role as a husband and father. My passion is turning learning into an adventure and being tuned on to the needs and processes of learning that students partake in. My goal is to make the adage "if you teach a man to fish he will never starve" to heart and make learning a process that really makes life livable. My final goal is to do as Colossians 3:23 says and to do all I do heartily as for the Lord.

I really enjoy running, cycling, canoeing, and backpacking. As a family we really like being outdoors and camping. It is so much fun being outdoors and making learning part of that adventure.

Expeditionary Learning (exposed) … the POSSIBLE

Published by on January 13, 2017 | Leave a response
Expeditionary Learning (exposed) ... the POSSIBLE

I encourage you to read this, look in to this, think about the “possible”. There were witnesses yesterday to a discussion that involved a paradigm shift leading to the reformation of educational awareness and access.  New technology does not define or even refine us.  It is a tool that can extend, deepen, and facilitate exploration […]

New Year … Same old thing … Or not :-)

Published by on January 4, 2017 | Leave a response

We are off to a new start at Spring Hill Elementary School. Here is a drop down, accordion style of key elements that I ask you to consider as the year progresses.  There are more thoughts in my mind but these four in particular are laden with risk and challenge and take … Mr. Hudson […]

Spring Hill Suns Winter Holiday Concert 2016 (Periscope and Twitter)

Published by on December 17, 2016 | Leave a response

As sent to the staff of Spring Hill Elementary School Yesterday the Winter Holiday Performance was recorded using Periscope, Twitter’s live stream tool.  You can check out the App to explore and services like YouTube Live and Facebook Live; additional options.  Compared to previous SNN (news) broadcasts and challenges with equipment, time, challenges on set […]

Lend Me Your Ears

Published by on November 18, 2016 | Leave a response

“Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears” is the first line of a speech by Mark Antony in the play Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare. Occurring in Act III, scene II, it is one of the most famous lines in all of Shakespeare’s works. I was a participant in an elusive ring of student choices […]

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