Why Sherlock Holmes was wrong, and what you should do about it
In the story, “A Study in Scarlet,” while introducing one of the most famous fictional characters of all time, Arthur Conan Doyle wrote (and Sherlock […]
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A message to graduates
There’s a lot of noise out there. No doubt you’ve heard it by now. The advice. The questions. The expectations. The clichés about graduating, moving […]
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5 ways to trick your brain into finishing what you start
It’s the end of January. Do you know where your new year’s resolutions are? Maybe all’s well and you’re still eating healthy, exercising regularly, you […]
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“Slant” it: An Alternative to the Flipped Classroom for Practical Teachers
By: Rita Platt The “Flipped Classroom” is all the rage these days. Educational journals, blogs, and chat rooms, are flooded with the concept of “flipping.” […]
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Jump off the Stress Express with family holiday traditions
Twas the week before Christmas and all though the house everything was in shambles. Too much to do and not enough time. More shopping to […]
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What good parents do
The other day I got an email from a parent (let’s call her Sally) with comments and fears so common that I just had to […]
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Cain’s Arcade: A Modern Day Non-Fiction Fable
How many lessons, how many morals, how much inspiration, and how many ways can you use this amazing story to teach the things that you […]
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Schools Cannot Do It Alone: Chapter 1
SCHOOLS CANNOT DO IT ALONE by Jamie Vollmer A book study: Please participate in the discussion by leaving a comment below. Part 2 in a […]
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Why Sparks Matter
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Read more ›Show of Hands: Why visual literacy matters
Show of Hands from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo. Ok. Now I know what you’re thinking: Did students really create that? Yep. Behind the Scenes of […]
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