Free Technology for Teachers: How Airplanes Fly
I’m currently reading Bill Bryson’s book, One Summer: America, 1927. The book is centered around
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Imitation Is Inspiration: Copy-Paste Your Way to Success
By: Angela Duckworth I believe in personality plagiarism. Why? Because imitation is not only the
Coding and US Security
If you’re a history teacher, here’s a reprint of an article I wrote a few
Steal Like a Teacher: Where to find quick teaching ideas
We teachers are the BEST at stealing things. And I don’t mean that in a
14 Apps and 2 Projects for Thanksgiving
Need a few websites and apps to fill in sponge time? Here are Thanksgiving websites
An Adobe Certification adds Zing to your Digital Media Career
If you have made a career in a creative area such as designing, be sure
A Word About The Work We Must Do – The Jose Vilson
About five years ago, the Teacher Activist Group in Boston, MA invited me to speak
Holly | Creative STAR Learning
In 2005 I planted a holly tree in front of my house. It has grown
Artificially Intelligent Chatbots Will Not Replace Teachers
Education pundits are a lot like the guy in the “Distracted Boyfriend”meme. They’re walking with
Challenging Our Students in Related Arts Classes
By Barbara R. Blackburn When we talk about rigor, it’s often focused on the four