It is evident that education has been notably absent from the discussion in the Presidential campaign. Education is a crucial factor in creating a better life and society, serving as a pathway to progress. The contrast between the two candidates is stark. Trump advocates for the dismantling of public education and the distribution of vouchers, … Read more
Eight years ago I started a regular feature where I share interesting posts and resources from the Web related to ESL/EFL or language in general. Here are some highlights from this week: Our Co-Director, @masatoshi_sato, discussed @tesolgraphics on a podcast hosted by Jacqueline Mallais. You can listen to the episode titled “028: TESOLgraphics with Dr. … Read more
A preliminary analysis conducted by Amnesty International USA indicates that at least 20 colleges and universities have utilized excessive police force against pro-Palestinian protesters. Among these institutions, 17 have employed chemical irritants, while 11 have resorted to kinetic impact projectiles, such as rubber and plastic bullets. The analysis has also revealed that at least 10 … Read more
No-code and low-code (NC/LC) technologies are transforming remote work in today’s digital-first era. These platforms simplify app and workflow creation, enhance productivity, and enable seamless team communication without the need for advanced coding skills. By integrating NC/LC technology into remote work environments, organizations can revolutionize the way they work, making it easier, faster, and more … Read more
Bruce Dahlgren, CEO of Anthology, recently sat down with host Mike Palmer for an insightful discussion on edtech. With a background spanning enterprise software, data infrastructure, fintech, and cybersecurity, Bruce brings a wealth of experience to his leadership role at Anthology. He delves into the use of AI, analytics, and integrated platforms to facilitate personalized … Read more
Now there is another troubling promise made by Trump that should concern us: he has stated that RFK Jr. will play a significant role in his administration, overseeing appointees in the areas of public health and food. Melody Schreiber reported in The New Republic: In June 2019, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited Samoa with his … Read more
I often write about research studies from various fields and how they can be applied to the classroom. I write individual posts about ones that I think are especially significant, and will continue to do so. However, so many studies are published that it’s hard to keep up. So I’ve started writing a “round-up” of … Read more
Montclair State University in New Jersey recently made headlines when it backtracked on a controversial protest policy just 11 days after its announcement, as reported by NorthJersey.com. The initial policy had limited protests and leafletting to a small designated area on campus, while also placing restrictions on silent actions such as displaying signs. This move … Read more
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Nurturing Leaders Across Your Organization Limited cross-collaboration, siloed decision making, and lack of employee empowerment are just a few of the issues that arise with traditional leadership. But what if you could give every member of the team the opportunity to cultivate their skills and lead with purpose? Training that focuses on learning to lead … Read more
Edward Hanapole is the leader of the media and entertainment practice at Alvarez and Marsal. With experience in various media sectors such as education, publishing, and broadcast, he offers a unique perspective in his conversation with host Mike Palmer. They delve into how media companies are adjusting to direct-to-consumer models in the wake of the … Read more