A Pass Education Blog

Many years ago, I taught a class on charity at a Jewish summer camp. The kids who came to this camp were typical American preadolescents […]

  In December, 1998 and January, 1999 the ASCD, a leading association focused on curriculum development, published a journal on spirituality in schools. It contained […]

Teachers have high hopes for creating open dialogues in their classrooms. They strive to build lessons that incorporate the rich skills of debate and conversations. […]

  Imagine somebody telling you, “You must learn this precise information and you must learn it in this way.” To me, this is abhorrent. I […]

  As an instructional designer developing higher education courses, we need to look at the big picture. How do the courses in higher education build […]

The great thing about science is the many opportunities to use fun equipment and tools. Integrating engineering practices adds a new dimension by challenging students […]

Motif, symbol, and theme: Do you know the difference between these three literary terms? Because of the interdependence of these devices, people often use them […]

  CNN has published an article titled "Congress suddenly has buyer's remorse for overriding Obama's veto." The article reports that for the first time in […]

Although it is the third mathematical operation that students are exposed to, multiplication tends to be more challenging to students than their previous encounters with […]

    Geography is alive and well in social studies. The waxing and waning of geography education as a standalone course is still an important […]

Physics class can be a lot of fun! It doesn’t get much better than rockets, amusement parks, and roller coasters. In order to write a […]

  Let me preface by saying, yes, grammar is important. While students and even adults might find grammar dry or difficult to study, it serves […]