Usually, you hear about NFL quarterbacks stepping into “the” pocket. In this case we have a quarterback reaching into “his” pockets. Tom Brady, the injured
Last Thursday, I posted a list of 20+ Educational Alternatives to YouTube. In just seven days that post became the most linked-to post I’ve ever
Today, the Official Google Docs blog reminded readers of the many templates available for Google Docs users. Of particular relevance as the holidays near (whichever
Science Buddies is a great resource for science teachers and students. For teachers there are free lesson plans as well as a free poster about
I feel like I haven’t shared enough elementary school resources lately so this one is for all of the elementary school teachers out there. What’s
I Made You a Beard is a fun blog that I came across through Twitter. The blog is written by Erin Dollar who creates costume
Vocaroo is a free service that allows users to create audio recordings without the need to install any software. All you need to provide is
Update May 10, 2019: This service is no longer online. Comiqs is a new website for creating and sharing comic strips. The difference between Comiqs
I recently learned about the work of Dr. Ron Eglash at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Dr. Eglash has done a lot of research of the occurrences
John Steinbeck’s classic work The Grapes of Wrath has been taught in high school literature and history classes for years. When I read it in
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