Teaching in the Year of COVID: A Reflection
I teach at the largest campus in my town with class sizes as large as 40+ students per period. When I think about what my classes will look like on campus with the current ...
I teach at the largest campus in my town with class sizes as large as 40+ students per period. When I think about what my classes will look like on campus with the current ...
Dear teacher, You’ve been teaching us about types of writing: the difference between fiction and non-fiction; procedural writing; business letters and personal letters—like ...
Boys seem to be falling behind girls in our society, especially in education. For several years now, there have been discussions and articles about how boys seem to struggle ...
An education and a curriculum tailored to the needs and abilities of each student is absolutely critical to the future of education
Digital literacy is one of those phrases that we use without truly knowing its meaning. But before extending this concept into the future, I went to the past: what is the ...
Our education is failing today’s children in a big way. Yet, it’s not only our education system; it’s also our governments, our economy, and our national economic policy.
If you could take a doctor from the 19th century and transport him (for it would certainly be a man) to a modern hospital, he wouldn’t be able to do much more than walk around ...
Many parents are friendly, supportive, and eager to work with teachers to make sure their children get the best possible education. But some parents seem to have a problem ...
I don’t think you can be a futurist and not be interested in education.
If you believe, as I do, that the techniques we use in education should be teaching students things that are most important to them and society, then arts have to be at or ...