The Art of Studying Smart – Moosmosis
Most of the world tends to look down upon the idea of procrastination with a frown. She’s lazy. She’s not...
Digital Classrooms
Parents of Bankman-Fried, Stanford Professors, Face Scrutiny
The parents of Sam Bankman-Fried, who was arrested Monday in the Bahamas based on an indictment in the United States,...
Alabama Course of Study (adopted in 2019): Grade 1 Math Standards
Looking for free content that’s aligned to your standards? You’ve come to the right place! As a nonprofit, Khan Academy...
Has Google Revolutionized Education? (Parent Digest #1) – Education Rickshaw
Every week, I write a short blurb about teaching and learning for my school’s parent newsletter. I’ve decided to post...
Career Leap Inspired by Love of Literature
Online teacher certification opportunity made a teacher’s career leap possible. But it was a love of literature that inspired this...
How Far We Haven’t Come
The tech is different, but not much else has changed since Up the Down Staircase. It was a series of...
Selling to School Districts: How Can Educational Companies Make a Great Product?
Many products exist in the K-12 space. On the teaching level, enthusiastic school administrators promote the use of a new...
What is new in education technology in Australia
Incredible leaps forward in data science and machine learning have had flow-on effects in the world of education technology. However,...
The Power of Dual Enrollment: The Equitable Expansion of College Access and Success
By: Luke Rhine, Deputy Assistant Secretary the Office of Career, Technical & Adult Education Dual enrollment works. The Biden-Harris Administration is...
Posting Learning Objectives in the Classroom is Still a Dumb Idea
One of the worst problems in education is that we never let bad ideas die. There’s always some know-nothing hack...
