A PD model that creates experts, not robots
Why one ELA department dropped sit-and-get seminars in favor of a model of real, ongoing courses that turn out experts.
Month: July 2015
N.C. district targets online, blended learning solutions
Edgenuity, a provider of online and blended learning solutions, announced that Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS), North Carolina’s second-largest school district, has selected Edgenuity as the district’s primary online and…
With technology, schools try to level the economic playing field
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This drag-and-drop app teaches coding like a puzzle
While the economic demand for computer science skills continues to surge, introducing coding to the classroom can be an intimidating overture for teachers without a technical background. To…
Flocabulary debuts student assessments, reporting tools
Flocabulary has launched a new suite of features to help teachers, schools and districts assess student knowledge and diagnose needs for differentiation and intervention. In addition to the…
How to prepare your school for the Internet of Things onslaught
A checklist for IT as everything from watches to thermostats goes online.
New high school focuses on leadership and career readiness
Michigan students looking for flexible learning opportunities will soon be able to earn their high school diploma online while developing into agents of change in their local communities.…