I’ve read a lot recently about the inherent biases in unpaid internships as it relates to business and also the entertainment industry. Most of these […]
After finishing the 2019-20 school year in a really strange (but eventually feeling normal) way, the challenges of the 20-21 school year will probably make […]
I’ve come to a realization recently that is a bit alarming to me. I think Google may be killing teacher innovation. I don’t think it […]
We have all heard and seen the research that homework is NOT an effective learning tool until possibly high school and even then it is suspect. […]
I know I am late to this party, but I have finally read “Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us” by Daniel Pink. I’m […]
I don’t like to dance. I don’t enjoy the effort or the way I feel completely awkward and uncomfortable. Inevitably, whenever I attend a wedding, […]
I’ve watched the Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos interview from March 11, 2018 on “60 Minutes.” There is a lot of material and topics in that […]
Technology should work for curriculum, not the other way around. You already get the gist of this post. I’m sure you’ve read about or talked […]
Before reading this, I want you to understand that I am fully aware of the irony in this post. I am not writing about students […]
It’s 2017. Most junior high and high schools now have a technology class of some sort. Elementary schools have lab time built into their schedules. […]
Districts spend billions of dollars annually on edtech for their schools. As more and more places go 1:1, that number will continue to rise. Because […]
I want all of the students in all of the classes to have access to devices. I will always suggest Chromebooks, or iPads, or BYOD. […]