Early this year I was finally convinced that Microsoft’s OneNote is a product that I should be using more often. In fact, I’ve moved all
The Teaching Channel has a vast library of videos that demonstrate and explain teaching strategies. One of the videos that I recently stumbled upon is
I love cookies! In fact, I just had two warm chocolate chip cookies for dessert tonight. I bet that you have a student or twenty
Like millions of people, I start my day by brewing coffee. On those rare days when I discover we’re out of coffee at home, it
How Does the Brain Work? was a NOVA show that explored what scientists currently know about the human brain and the research that will help us
GeoStories are short, map-based stories featured on National Geographic Education. The stories combine text, maps, and pictures to tell a story as a series of slides
For as long as I can remember people have complained about the “next blog” link that appears by default at the top of Blogger blogs.
Ever since I was an elementary school student I have loved reading about great journeys and explorations like those of Lewis and Clark, James Cook,
As the end of the school year approaches you might find yourself wondering what to do with all of the blogs posts your students wrote
From time-to-time the icons in my Chrome browser prompt questions from viewers of my YouTube videos. Usually, the questions are about which extensions I’m using.
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