3 WAYS TO ADDRESS CYBERBULLYING
Dirk Morris Cyberbullying — the use of technology to threaten, harass, humiliate or target another person — is a serious problem at schools nationwide. In
Dirk Morris Cyberbullying — the use of technology to threaten, harass, humiliate or target another person — is a serious problem at schools nationwide. In
Rick Nobel It’s amazing what digital tools can learn about us by simply watching what we do —whether that is shopping for books or music
The Early Learning Foundation, Bob Sornson In theory, the choice is simple. We can continue to utilize a time-bound, age-based, one-size-fits-all curriculum-driven instructional model or
History, Entertainment and Adventure abound in the Fredericksburg, Virginia Region, located just fifty miles south of Washington, D. C. Combine a dose of drama with
Bob Just and Kim Rousseau Education and corporate culture have a long history together. Sir Ken Robinson describes the relationship quite succinctly, “Public schools were
Katherine Prince There’s no question that education is changing. Students have increased opportunities to learn any time, in school, throughout the community and on the
COLOMBIA, SOUTH AMERICA Judy Perez Editor’s note: This is the first of a three part series. The innovation academic literature and international data consistently show
Nell McAnelly Parents around the country say the math their children are bringing looks vastly different from what they themselves learned as students, but they
MORE THAN JUST SAYING NO Charles Mendez, III Heroin use in our society today has reached considerable numbers. In 2015, the U.S. Centers for Disease
At Historic Camden, the Colonial world and the American Revolution come to life for students during school tours offered all year round. Our two-hour long
Helena Maguire, M.S., BCBA, Silva Orchanian, M. Ed., BCBA, and Mary Jane Weiss, Ph.D., BCBA-D Meeting the needs of learners with special needs is a
MORE THAN JUST TECHNOLOGY Kathy Walter I have 10 email addresses and counting. I can view them on any of my many devices, regardless of
The Brightest and Best Welda Simousek Who do you think about when you worry about meeting student needs? I’ll bet you think about those students
EMPOWERED is a vastly different, nonlinear learning solution that offers students a way to learn that is best suited to them. After more than three
It’s Not Just for Kindergarten David Woodward My brother, who teaches economics at Texas A&M once asked me, “Why is it that some of my
RB Knight As educators, parents (and grandparents), it’s never too early to start our kids on the path to global learning within our own communities.
LIMITED AVAILABILITY, UNLIMITED POTENTIAL John M. McLaughlin, Ph.D. There is a long history of private organizations caring for and educating many of the most handicapped
WHAT YOU CHOOSE AND HOW YOU CHOOSE MATTERS Lauren Weisskirk Purchasing Quality Instructional Materials Selecting the right curriculum is a high-stakes, legacy decision. Some districts
BREAKING THE BARRIERS TO SUCCESS Marion Blank Reading is a complex skill and it’s not unexpected to find that different groups of experts focus on
Michael Toth Let’s take a moment to think about what we used to mean by “good teaching.” It’s a question I often ask myself as
Christine Mason and Orinthia Harris “The future belongs to a different kind of person with a different kind of mind: designers, inventors, teachers, storytellers: creative
THE VIRGINIA AIR & SPACE CENTER IN HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Discover a world of imagination and fun at the Virginia Air & Space Center in Hampton,
Soundtrap is the future of education. It is a cloud-based program that allows composers, musicians, music students, teachers and others to collaborate and learn using
TEACHING THAT PERFORMS American poet, writer and scholar Mark Van Doren says, “The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery.” In addition to
Henricus Historical Park Margaret E. Carlini Director of Education, Henricus Historical Park Henricus Historical Park has offered education programs to grades Pre-K – 12 for
How the Culture of Data use is Shifting Practice On a Larger Plane Diana Nunnaley and Mary Anne Mather When used well by teachers, data
Dr. Joni Samples I’ve been talking for a number of years about the preparation of teachers. Most of us came through a wonderful tradition of
Establishing a Clear Theory of Action Dr. Scott Joftus In this era of new accountability brought by pushback against No Child Left Behind (NCLB) and
Keith Kantor Substance abuse and relapse into substance abuse and addiction has become more prevalent in the younger teen, school aged children. A teen with
with Charles Sosnik Moderated by Charles Sosnik, Editor in Chief at Southeast Education Network Following is a round table discussion with board members of the
The University of the Ozarks is a small liberal arts university that allows students the opportunity to receive a world class education while being nurtured
Virginia Beach is an ideal coastal city destination for student group travelers thanks to its three distinct beaches, well-known and off-the-beaten-path attractions and opportunities to
Timothy Gangwer Changing perspectives changes lives. As one of the many pioneers in the field of visual literacy, I have travelled throughout the world observing
Larry Biddle Speaking at a conference at a school in Arkansas, I heard a saying that has great application to our educational system in the
Loggerhead Marinelife Center (LMC) is one of Florida’s most unique non-profit cultural destinations focused on ocean and sea turtle conservation. Our vision is, “to be
David Young For students to participate effectively in this changing world, they must understand it. The 21st century student will sell to the world, buy
Connie Bosley If you have been paying attention at all, you know K-12 education is undergoing a revolution in technology and teaching techniques not seen
Young children learn differently from older children. Their Early experiences like play have a deep impact on their development and create the foundation for a
