With the 2016 release of the Oculus Rift to the public, the age of virtual reality for the everyday American may be underway. Although smartphone-based...
In my previous article on this subject, I wrote about the Maker Movement and its importance to the educational realm. The Maker Movement is also...
Take a walk through the woods or spend an evening soaking up the sight of the night sky. Planet Earth is chock full of gorgeous...
After considering other online reviews and testing the app in my classroom for several weeks, I can endorse Cambridge English Grammar in Use: Activities as...
Students spend their school days learning science, but rarely do they have the opportunity to contribute to it. With NatureMapping, students can learn important scientific...
Who doesn’t love grammar? Well, most people as it turns out. The subject is often regarded as tedious by students, if not also by many...
The role teachers play in the educational system is significant and vital, but if teachers are the heart of the operation, administrators are the bones....
Your students are probably Internet authorities. When it comes to Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube, they might know far more than you. All of that time...
YouTube is one of the most popular websites on the planet and a vast resource for educational content. The site is home to over 10...
Are you or your students wearing your Apple Watches to school, and if so, are you using them as part of your curriculum? What about...
Congratulations! Your school district or principal has just decided to use iPads in your school. But how do you make sure this new technological tool...
Wikipedia is often vilified in educational circles. The site’s loudest critics think that it offers biased, non-credible information. Many teachers specifically ban students from using...
You’ve probably heard about Open Educational Resources and maybe even used some in your classroom. But the world of OERs is growing constantly, with more...
After evaluating online feedback from the education community and testing the app in my classroom for two weeks, I can recommend Chicktionary as the best...
The pressure is on to make sure the education of U.S. students is on track with their global peers. Unfortunately, according to a 2015 report...
The Maker Movement is a new trend based on old school traditions in which the philosophy of doing, building, and creating prevails over just simply...
Not too long ago, tablets and smartphones were largely viewed as educational scourges — mere distractions responsible for dulling minds and derailing productivity. Now, instead...
LEGO Bricks are toys. They’re items that students willingly seek out to play with and get excited to receive as gifts under the Christmas tree....
Teaching is a challenging field, there is no doubt about it. On a daily basis, teachers work with twenty or thirty students, each one with...
Your classroom probably has a bulletin board. It’s the perfect spot to organize information and show off great work. Increasingly, learning is happening online, and...
Different people learn differently. That’s always been true, but only in recent years have teachers had access the tools that allow them to really accommodate...
This is a follow up to my previous tablet-focused article, which aimed to ease the nerves of our generation of teachers who were trained in...
For many students, the words “math” and “fun” don’t seem to have much overlap. Math is often thought of as a dry subject – equations...
For most people when they hear the words location, location, location they think real estate. I think of school library media centers. In almost all...
The term learning management system (LMS) means many different things to teachers, administrators, students and parents. For some, it’s an essential part of their teaching...