by Pat Wyman | Mar 23, 2013 | Articles
Educators are now saying that iPads increase math engagement for students. At a middle school in Pismo Beach, CA, students use iPads instead of paper and pencil to do math. “They put forth 10 times the amount of effort,” says teacher Kristi Fuller. iPads... by Caralee J. Adams | Mar 5, 2013 | Articles
Many supporters believe character education could help improve student achievement. Many school administrators are realizing character education, once thought of as an intrusion on the school day, can actually help students perform better. A growing body of research... by Jen Thames | Dec 4, 2012 | Articles
Every college student at some point faces an overloaded schedule and the prospect of getting poor grades. For some students figuring out how to get good grades determines whether they remain in college and this dictates their entire future. Luckily there are a few... by Sharon Rechter | Oct 25, 2012 | Articles
My three year old daughter, Neta, is a bright kid. She can write her name, do simple math, and trace the entire ABCs. She has also been using an iPad since she was 18 months, knows how to pick her favorite games, watch videos, and if it was not for me changing my... by Aileen Pablo | Oct 13, 2012 | Articles
Most of us are horrible communicators. We worry about what others will think, so we hesitate and dance around uncomfortable subjects. We get distracted when other people talk to us by things going on around us and in our heads. We practice what we’re going to say...
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