The scientific method is a topic that many science teachers review at the beginning of the year. However, it can be hard to find new and exciting ways to teach it to students year after year. Personally, I find that students come to me still unsure of many steps even though they have conducted experiments [...]
Well, there seems to be lots of stuff going on right now and all of it is stuff that YOU should be taking advantage of! Aside from the fact that our very own account manager, Justin Karkow, is featured not once, not twice, but THREE times on the main DE page, there are several things [...]
I came across this on my Google Reader from Jim Gates (who discovered it on his Twitter feed – the POWER of networking!) It is a BrainPOP video about September 11th (9/11). I previewed the video and feel that it explains the events of 9/11 in a very respectful way that is suitable to elementary [...]
Education Week: Networking Teachers Coaxing Colleagues to Use Technology tags: edtech Teryl Magee Jennifer Dorman Scott Kinney Fred Delventhal Heather Sullivan Jennifer Gingerich
Cross posted on Cliotech I thought that the message would resonate particularly powerfully among Discovery Educators. That is the take-away message from a new report released by the Partnership for 21st Century Skills. eSchoolNews reported today “The report, called “21st Century Skills, Education, and Competitiveness,” argues that for the United States to be globally competitive–and [...]
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