Do you remember how the classrooms looked back when you were in school? The chalkboard or whiteboard, the wooden desk, the television set that was […]

“Kids must use paper texts. Period.” the teacher said to me. “Why? “What is it that makes paper...

Though the problems of extroverts and introverts are discussed very widely today, some people still have a misapprehension about what distinguishes these types of people. […]

When we were kids, we relied on our primary schooling to get us ready for the world. Yes, we could go to college and be […]

Hurricane Harvey wreaked havoc throughout the Houston School District – the largest public school district in Texas and the seventh-largest in the U.S. – forcing […]

So, you’ve gotten past the first week or so and now you’re ready to lead some serious learning. If you haven’t set up a makerspace […]

Self driving cars, online banking, travel planning websites; even surgery is being performed by robots these days. With so many people loosing their jobs to […]

As I start the new school year, I find myself looking back on a crazy summer that came and went very quickly.  My triplets have […]

Computer coding is, arguably, the most ubiquitous language of the world we live in. It’s odd, then, that computer science in general, and coding in […]

Critical thinking is essential to survive in today’s highly competitive world. In the times of tight deadlines, critical thinking helps people make sound and bold […]

Eduporium is an "Amazon.com-like" Market place where teachers can find not only the products and engaging lesson plans for STEM and Makerspaces. The post Learn […]

The new ScreenFlow version 7 is a complete video recording and editing solution for anyone in creating instructional tutorials for their students. The post @Telestream […]