Excel for Educators
The use of data to transform teaching and learning is one of the most frequently cited technological advances expected to transform education and increase...
Great Britain: School Gate
Part of the Times Online, a London newspaper, the School Gate blog grapples with issues facing educators the world over, from single-sex schools to...
EdBlog Watch: Tween Insights
Engaging, tech-savvy, and relatable, Heather Wolpert-Gawron's blog, Tween Teacher, quickly earned a spot on my RSS reader after I discovered it. A middle school...
EdBlog Watch: Dangerously Irrelevant
Are today's schools becoming Dangerously Irrelevant? It's this tongue-in-cheek question that school technology guru Scott McLeod implies in the title of his blog, acknowledging...
EdBlog Watch: Public School Insights
Public School Insights is a blog written by the Learning First Alliance (LFA). LFA, a partnership of prominent education associations, including ASCD, is dedicated...
Fed Up with Lunch: The School Lunch Project
"It's very challenging to teach students when they are eating school lunches that don't give them the nutrition they need and deserve"—so begins the...
EdBlog Watch: NCLBlog
Looking to keep up with NCLB? Everyone's got an opinion on the controversial legislation, but the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) has created a...
Carrie Brownstein Cues the Graduation Music
Yesterday, Sleater-Kinney's Carrie Brownstein waxed philosophical about why you might better remember lyrics from your childhood. From "Committed to Memory":
I suppose the fact that...
Bookmark This! EdMoney.org
From our friends at the Education Writers Association comes EdMoney.org, an interactive site that lets you track spending on K–12 education from the federal...
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Celebrate the “firsts” with students and build monuments with the “nexts”
Having one member of our community claim a seat at the table offers hope that more will secure a seat as well.
How educators can help students resist reactionary propaganda on social media
By Matthew R. Kay
I’ll always remember one of my last in-person classes before schools were shut down last...
How to simplify hybrid learning
We can only hold onto so much information at any given time. Practical methods for online and hybrid learning reduce the cognitive load.
