I LOVE TED. No, I am not sharing any unusual amorous intentions. I just enjoy the wealth of genius that is shared through the TED network. I had a great response from you readers to the first 5 videos that I posted so here is another 5 videos on learning […]
WOW!! I was just reading the Digital Education blog @ Education Week when I learned about Super Wi-Fi and White Spaces. There I was . . . innocently reading their posting on how the FCC Approves E-Rate Changes . . . When BAM, I am hit with new terms that […]
WOW!! I was just reading the Digital Education blog @ Education Week when I learned about Super Wi-Fi and White Spaces. There I was . . . innocently reading their posting on how the FCC Approves E-Rate Changes . . . When BAM, I am hit with new terms that […]
The National Center on Performance Incentives at Vanderbilt University just reported on the finding of their 3-year POINT project. This research, the first scientific study of performance pay ever conducted in the United States, investigated the foundational question, “Does bonus pay alone improve student outcomes?” Interestingly enough, they found the […]
The National Center on Performance Incentives at Vanderbilt University just reported on the finding of their 3-year POINT project. This research, the first scientific study of performance pay ever conducted in the United States, investigated the foundational question, “Does bonus pay alone improve student outcomes?” Interestingly enough, they found the […]
I was just reading through the Edutopia website when I happened across an article entitled Freedom of Information: How a Wisconsin School District Ditched Internet Filters. This article explains how their new Director of Information, Tim Peltz, opened up his district’s internet access. He provided access to most websites, discussion […]
I was just reading through the Edutopia website when I happened across an article entitled Freedom of Information: How a Wisconsin School District Ditched Internet Filters. This article explains how their new Director of Information, Tim Peltz, opened up his district’s internet access. He provided access to most websites, discussion […]
Bill Strickland is a man who has a vision. He grew up in Pittsburgh in a rough part of the city. He learned about building things with clay in high school and hasn’t stopped building since. He has spent his life building schools, facilities and lives for inner-city kids and […]
Bill Strickland is a man who has a vision. He grew up in Pittsburgh in a rough part of the city. He learned about building things with clay in high school and hasn’t stopped building since. He has spent his life building schools, facilities and lives for inner-city kids and […]
drzreflects.com In the UNI workshop on our Liberal Arts Core, I mentioned the need for educators to consider our students’ needs and address them – not the other way around. At UNI the average undergraduate student is 21 years old. This places this audience right in the middle of […]