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Articles by Meris Stansbury

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Originally from Ohio, Meris graduated from Kenyon College in 2006 with a B.A. in English Literature. After graduating, she became the Education Program Manager for The World & I, a monthly educational publication based in D.C., and joined the eSchool News team as Assistant Editor in July 2007. Now Associate Editor at eSchool News, Meris covers the current issues in ed-tech, and manages video news at eSN.TV. Topics she’s most interested in include school reform, global education, and emerging technologies.

Six ed-tech resources for ELL/ESL instruction

Six ed-tech resources for ELL/ESL instruction

From award-winning software, to a teacher-created program that needs peer input, our readers offered some useful ways in which technology can help English-language learners and those for whom English is…

A first-hand look inside a flipped classroom

A first-hand look inside a flipped classroom

There have been many school reform trends over the past few years: student response systems, video games for math, mobile phones for learning—but none have completely transformed the notion of…

10 holiday wishes for administrators, teachers, and students

10 holiday wishes for administrators, teachers, and students

In a recent "Question of the Week," we asked our readers: “'Tis the season to be giving! If you could give just one thing to your students/faculty/peers/school or district, what…

How much should teachers be paid?

How much should teachers be paid?

With U.S. schools facing enormous pressure to improve, even as state and local budgets continue to evaporate, teacher compensation is the latest flashpoint in debates about education reform.…

New guidelines for ed-tech research could help educators, vendors

New guidelines for ed-tech research could help educators, vendors

To produce a stimulating 21st-century learning environment, school leaders see educational technology as a no-brainer. But using research to distinguish a truly effective ed-tech product from a less-than-effective product can…

Hitachi Introduces the CP-RX94 Ultra-Portable 3LCD Projector

Contacts:Travis McGee Darla AcheyDefinition Branding And Marketing Hitachi America, Ltd.(212) 660-2555 x24 619-591-5413Travis.Mcgee@definitionbam.com Darla.Achey@hal.hitachi.comThe Hitachi CP-RX94 combines compact size and light weight with sharper, brighter images and a host of convenient features. – CHULA VISTA,…

Report: Publishing teacher ratings will hinder reform

Report: Publishing teacher ratings will hinder reform

When we want to try a new restaurant, we read the reviews; when we want to see a movie, we listen to the critics. But should the same online ratings…

10 ways to change the minds of tech-reluctant staff

10 ways to change the minds of tech-reluctant staff

In a recent "Question of the Week," we asked our tech-savvy readers: “How do you get tech-reluctant teachers and administrators to use technology effectively?” Here are our readers' top answers.…

10 ways schools are teaching internet safety

10 ways schools are teaching internet safety

As internet use has become a daily part of most students' lives, students must know how to protect themselves and their identity at all times—especially when teachers and parents aren’t…

Researcher: Technology might be returning us to Stone Age-thinking

Researcher: Technology might be returning us to Stone Age-thinking

It’s not a new concept: Technology is changing the way we think. But one prominent researcher at a recent conference discussed a more controversial idea: Technology could be moving us…

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