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During my three years at ISB, one of the best projects I helped develop and facilitate was our Parent Technology Coffee Mornings.

How much more evidence do we need before we conclude that charter schools aren’t the panacea for America’s public education woes that so many believe them to be?

What if class was like a game show where the teacher was the host and the students were contestants vying for the coveted prize of knowledge?

Whether you're a teacher or student, you likely are looking for ways to improve your executive functioning skills.

When using cell phones in the classroom, you must have classroom management procedures in place.

"If the math curriculum wasn't so appalling and the teaching methods so atrocious," people like me wouldn't appreciate people like Vi Hart as much as we do.

We’ve been hearing a lot about public education reform lately No Child Left Behind is up for reauthorization and the Race to the Top is one of President Obama’s top policy initiatives.

Henrico County is one of the largest and earliest districts to pioneer and implement a one-to-one initiative.

As a special education teacher working with autistic kids, I have spent many hours trying to find iPad apps that would enhance verbal skills, pragmatics, and how to answer the ”wh” questions.

School prepared me to be good at school but it did not prepare me for life.

I bought The Passion Driven Classroom last month and regrettably I didn't finish reading it. Here's why.

The recent story of teachers who engaged in inappropriate behavior with students using Facebook has gained attention and outcries to ban teachers from “friending” students on Facebook.

This post will explore several of the more sensitive issues that prevent real education reform from occurring.

Cell phones are my favorite learning tool. You don't have to wait for them to turn on. Everyone knows how to use them.

Clicking with Caution is a series of educational videos, created by kids for kids, to raise awareness of internet risks and teach preventive measures.

I hear the term differentiating instruction thrown around all the time, but when I go into schools, I often find there’s not necessarily a whole lot of differentiation going on.