April
1
Category: In the News, Current Affairs
The following message was sent to members of ISTE RE: Economic Stimulus and Advocacy
Don Knezek is the CEO of the International Society for Technology in Education. His message to members is copied and pasted below!
Dear Members,
As you can imagine with a new U.S. President being sworn in, a new Congress seated and the passage of […]
March
26
Category: In the News, Current Affairs
There is a vital need for advocacy in the area of Geography Education. A poll conducted in 2006, National Geographic-Roper ASW poll (PDF) , identified a ”lack of basic geographic knowledge among 18-24 year-old Americans—the most recent members of our educational system: 37% of young Americans can’t find Iraq on a map. One in three young Americans can’t […]
March
20
Category: In the News, Best Practices
Article Written by Jocelyn Meek, Communications Officer of Brockton Public Schools. Article posted on the bpsma.org website
Though it might have passed the world by with little fanfare, on Friday, March 6th, Marybeth O’Brien’s 4th grade class at the Huntington School was celebrating an auspicious occasion: the 97th anniversary of the Oreo cookie. That’s right, that delectable […]
May
11
Category: Web Resources & Tools, In the News, Current Affairs
I think it is truly important to expose students to the happenings in the world around them. A great way to inform students of current events is through the use of CNN Student News, http://www.cnn.com/studentnews/ This is a free tool that teachers may sign-up for. Each night, an e-mail is sent in that you may […]