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This article describes a new model for saving documents minimizing the need in the future for saving documents to multiple locations (i.e. thumb drives, download folder,…
With the article tackles what it takes to be a great teacher. For a teacher to be called “great” is him to be able to make…
Pamela Uddin, the latest contestant to be “fired” from The Apprentice, discusses some of the challenges that she has had to overcome in her lifetime; including…
Utilizing behavioral psychology, a pre-school and first grade classroom is transformed by the power of practicing good habits. PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) is a…
Utilizing behavioral psychology, a pre-school and first grade classroom is transformed by the power of practicing good habits. PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) is a…
Mid-term exam season is quickly approaching. This article gives a list of nine tips for helping students pass their tests especially for students who suffer from…
In the Information Age, people who can assimilate new information quickly will have a competitive edge in the workplace and in school. This article discusses how…
The beginning of the school year can set an important tone for the rest of the year. If your child has a vision problem or learning…
Ben Johnson, an educator and blogger for Edutopia.org reflects on the pioneers of education in the history of the United States. Looking to the future, technology…
The article discusses readiness resources necessary to properly facilitate learning, the article was inspired by the author’s experience teaching his young son to drive a car.…
