Sienna Daniel and Sean Segal, along with host Mike Palmer, discuss the work they do at Escalate, a company focused on upskilling frontline workers. Sienna and Sean share their backgrounds in education and workforce development, explaining how their experiences led them to start Escalate. The conversation delves into the high costs associated with frontline worker … Read more
Federal E-rate funding continues to play a crucial role in narrowing the digital gap, especially for rural and underserved communities, as per an annual report from Funds For Learning, a prominent advocate for educational technology funding. The 14th annual E-rate Trends Report sheds light on the current achievements and obstacles of the E-rate program and … Read more
But faculty members say the origins of these concepts are murky, with some suspecting they were developed by outside consultants with ties to the newly appointed trustees. They worry that the focus on logos and techne will limit critical thinking and diversity of thought among students, instead promoting a narrow worldview that aligns with the … Read more
An international student guidebook can be a valuable resource to help address the concerns that new students may face as they transition to the U.S. and their institution. Starting college can be a challenging experience for many students, especially for those who come from different countries to study. International students often encounter cultural and social … Read more
In my role as the school library media specialist and enrichment teacher at Garfield Elementary School, I was researching student-centered robotics products for K-2 students last year when my school won a grant from Montclair State University. Montclair State University Professional Resources in Science and Mathematics (PRISM) was working with the New Jersey Department of … Read more
The excellent Diesol Podcast, which is on THE BEST PODCASTS FOR ESL/ELL/ELT TEACHERS list, is organizing a special show to celebrate their 100th show. They’re inviting some teachers to share their one favorite teaching tips. I’ve decided to share four related ones, and they may or may not find room to include all of them. … Read more
Ruth Marcus has been a writer for The Washington Post for forty years. Yesterday, she wrote a principled dissent to the decision of Jeff Bezos, the billionaire who owns the newspaper, to stop the editorial board from publishing its endorsement of Kamala Harris. In addition, 16 opinion writers published a statement criticizing the decision. She … Read more
Have you observed your hair becoming thinner or noticing more strands falling out after brushing? Hair loss is a common problem for both men and women, often causing frustration and self-consciousness. However, the solution to restoring your hair’s thickness and vitality may be as simple as proper nutrition. Specifically, essential vitamins can play a crucial … Read more
Generative AI is completely transforming the way we build, use, and even think about technology. Recent advancements have ignited a new era of innovation, one that McKinsey predicts could provide a $4.4 trillion jolt to the global economy. The next great AI product could come from anyone, anywhere, and change everyone’s lives. Yet, a handful … Read more
Hello, creatives! Today, let’s delve into the often overlooked aspect of the art world: money. For emerging artists, managing finances can feel daunting, but with a little guidance and some practical tips, you can take control of your financial landscape and spend more time doing what you love: creating. Understanding Your Income First and foremost, … Read more