Something is rotten in the state of American education.
Educators
- EducatorsK-12 TeachersColumnists
“Rigor” and “Hard” Are Not The Same Thing
by Todd Stanley5 minutes readRigor is NOT giving more work to students with less time to do it.
- EducatorsK-12 Teachers
Teachers and Social Media – Five Tips That Might Save...
by Ian Egan4 minutes readSocial media is a wonderful but complicated tool in the classroom.
Teachers have a collective responsibility to be advocates for education as a field. Advocacy: We should all be doing it
Researchers say young brains are altered by chronic digital bombardment.
If attention is not paid to changing how educators think about grading and learning, reform will stall.
Band and orchestra creates an all-for-one and one-for-all mentality that can help kids throughout their lives and careers.
In a Differentiated Classroom, we must be intentional about our expectations, support, and demonstration of learning options to include rigor.
- EducatorsK-12 TeachersHybrid and Remote LearningProject-based learningCreativity
Reinventing PBL to Focus on Human Performance
by Thom Markham6 minutes readDiscover how reinventing project based learning (PBL) can boost student engagement, human performance, and real-world skills beyond test scores in education.
