Education

Teaching students how to deal with anger, and coping with their peers, isn’t often in the typical curriculum, but it  is one…

Most teachers, whether they are new or a seasoned veteran, are familiar with the concept of Bloom’s Taxonomy. Bloom’s system of classification…

  October is officially National Bullying Prevention Month. According to statistics on bullying, 2.7 million students reported being bullied in 2010 alone,…

For many years now, the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament has been known as March Madness. Sixty-four teams from all over the United…

  One of my favorite subjects is physical geography. Ever since I was a young student, I’ve always loved looking at maps…

As educators, we are aware of the enormous value in setting clear, specific, obtainable, and measurable goals for our students. Making those…

Interactive whiteboards have become increasingly popular in classrooms across the country. Taking technology in the classroom to new heights, interactive whiteboards provide…

Throughout my teaching career, I have been consistently surprised by how little my students know about the Pilgrims and the origins of…

For teachers, using time wisely is crucial. Things are always changing, students always have issues, and parents always want to speak with…

Each day, teachers make a difference in their communities and the lives of their students. That impact is far reaching; the result of tremendously…