Boy, what an election…. I’ve written a piece offering ideas on how schools can respond, and it will be appearing in Ed Week this week. You might also be interested in my past post, I’m Not Sure If It’s The “Best,” But Here’s A Collection Of Ideas For How Schools & Teachers Might Respond To … Read more
Discover These Informative Articles Submitted By Our Guest Authors While the spirit of giving may be in the air, we make sure to highlight our guest contributors throughout the year as a gesture of gratitude. This edition covers a wide range of topics, from EdTech trends to immersive learning and the environmental impact of eLearning. … Read more
Here are some recent useful posts and articles on educational policy issues: How a Struggling Boston School Found Success in the Roots of its Haitian American Community is from The Progressive. Trump announces he wants to put unsecured guns in classrooms by arming teachers, echoing Project 2025. According to a book that every child in … Read more
I regularly select my top posts for each month, excluding the “Best of” lists. I also feature some of them in a detailed monthly newsletter that I send out. You can find previous Best Posts of the Month on Websites Of The Month (more recent lists can be found here). Here are some of the … Read more
Screenshot of the fake X post, captured on October 24, 2024 The same video was also shared on TikTok and its Chinese version, Douyin. Screenshots of the false claim that circulated on Douyin, captured on October 25, 2024 It was shared after Pyongyang blew up roads and railways linking it to the South (archived link). … Read more