by Holly Smith | Sep 23, 2017 | Articles
Many parents and teachers are finding that teaching kids how to recognize fake news is an essential skill in today’s media saturated world. The Center for News Literacy has made it a mission to help kids know how to check sources, find fake news, and evaluate credible... by Holly Smith | Sep 6, 2017 | Articles
There are an increased number of K-8 schools, as a result of needing to fill seats in formerly crowded school buildings. Charter schools have been a siphon for some school systems, because they often welcome students from kindergarten through eighth grade. In Palm... by Holly Smith | Sep 2, 2017 | Articles
Taking science outdoors is a favorite activity for River Forest Middle School teacher Jory Mathews. The first science experiment of the new school year took his sixth graders outdoors with a yard stick and a bouncey ball. It was day two of an experiment that had... by Holly Smith | Aug 24, 2017 | Articles
Over 130 teachers exploring a Fab Lab got a look at how they can use it to benefit their students. Ector County Independent School District STEM educators toured the Odessa College Fab Lab , viewing how students can make almost anything using 3D printers and computer... by Holly Smith | Aug 5, 2017 | Articles
In Opelika City, Alabama, personalized learning is boosted by new technology that enhances the learning experience for students. The school system recently invested in 108 Clear Touch panels, a new form of technology. “It’s used as curriculum support,” said Stacy...
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