Education

[ad_1] Kids and balloons go hand-in-hand so why not try a fun science experiment that incorporates a balloon or two? This experiment requires little more than what you already have…

[ad_1] 4.8K Earth Day is a global movement every April 22nd where we honor our planet and take action to protect it. It’s a chance to help students — our…

[ad_1] 586 One of the many advantages of homeschooling is the ability to customize and tailor the curriculum to your child’s interests, needs, and modes of learning. With millions of…

[ad_1] 5.2K Understanding the diversity of your students — and finding ways to support their unique needs — is the foundation for building a positive learning environment where all students…

[ad_1] 725 The end of the school year is just around the corner and summer vacation is in sight. Which means it’s also time to review what your students have…

[ad_1] 119 As the end of the school year approaches, many middle school students are preparing for a really big change in their lives: the transition to high school. Because…

[ad_1] Mike, Brandon, and Dan talk about The Inevitable, a 2016 nonfiction book by Kevin Kelly that forecasts the twelve technological forces that will shape the next thirty years. BecomingCognifyingFlowingScreeningAccessingSharingFilteringRemixingInteractingTrackingQuestioningBeginning…

[ad_1] Dan and Mike recap their trip to BrightCove play. They discuss one of the keynote speakers, Rohit Bhargava, and his Non-Obvious trends for 2017. If you like what you’re…

[ad_1] Mike catches up with Rohit Bhargava to talk about the latest edition of the Non-Obvious Trends 2018. They discuss key trends to track this year including Manipulated Outrage, Enlightened Consumption,…

[ad_1] In this eye-opening episode, host Mike Palmer dives into the alarming rise in chronic absenteeism among U.S. students, as highlighted by a recent New York Times article. The conversation…