by Rachel Crane, CNN (CNN) – Forty-thousand fans were chanting, screaming and cheering on their teams. The enthusiastic spectators had painted…
Student access to relevant information and news continues to expand with technology advancements. I had the opportunity to interview Matthew…
edCircuit conducts a Skype interview with Michelle Herczog, president of the National Council for the Social Studies. Herczog talks about…
by Jennifer Green Over the last two weeks, teachers in Baltimore have worked tirelessly to support their students, their schools…
Last week’s events in Baltimore did not start the race discussions and teachable moments for the students and faculty at…
by Leila Meyer This year 91 percent of teachers used some of their own money to pay for school supplies,…
N ationally, eighth graders’ average scores on the NAEP U.S. history, geography, and civics assessments showed no significant change in…
by Elissa Nadworny O pen up the newspaper or turn on the news these days, and you’ll find plenty of…
by Mike Anderson “I went to a workshop on active learning, and we just sat and listened all day!” “I…
Dr. Jenny Rankin illustrates why data used with high-stakes consequences should always be made “over-the-counter” (embedding guidance for users) to…