
After an Election
After an election, educators have a valuable opportunity to engage students in learning experiences that promote civic understanding, reflection, and critical thinking. Here are

After an election, educators have a valuable opportunity to engage students in learning experiences that promote civic understanding, reflection, and critical thinking. Here are

The next president will face a complex landscape of educational challenges, many of which have deep roots in longstanding systemic issues but are also

Today marks my 500th post, and I can’t think of a more fitting theme to celebrate than a foundational pillar of my work: integration.

Here is the executive summary of Robert A. Southworth Jr.’s new book that has been accepted for publication in 2025. Executive Summary August 2024

The Important Federal Role in K-12 Schools The federal government currently contributes less than 10% of the total funding for K-12 education, with the

Talking to students about different types of learners is important for fostering an inclusive and supportive environment in classrooms. You can tailor your approach

Versatile Learning Plan (VLP) The Versatile Learning Plan (VLP) is a modern, holistic approach to the traditional Individualized Education Plan (IEP), designed to accommodate

Introducing new ideas to teachers and parents in education can be challenging but essential for fostering innovation and improving student outcomes. Here are some

How AI Can Help Every Student, Teacher, District, State, and Country Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize education at every level—helping students,

Arguing for Better Ideas to Protect Children from School Shootings School shootings are a devastating reality that continue to plague communities across the United

The research study titled “Handwriting but not typewriting leads to widespread brain connectivity: a high-density EEG study with implications for the classroom” (F. R.

Here are some opening-month-of-school strategies for teachers based on the principles of Versatile Intelligence and Assessment (VIA): 1. Personalize Learning Paths from the Start

Back-to-School Advice for Elementary and Secondary Teachers As the summer winds down and the school year approaches, teachers face the challenge of helping students

Teaching teachers to help students effectively use Artificial Intelligence (AI) involves equipping educators with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to integrate AI into

To determine how much more teachers should be paid, it’s essential to consider current salary levels, the cost of living, and the value of

Designing a new platform for education policy at the federal level involves addressing key issues and proposing comprehensive solutions to improve the U.S. education

Helping school students deal with shooting events requires a comprehensive approach that addresses their immediate and long-term emotional, psychological, and physical needs. Here are

The Paradigm Shift in Education: From Universal Schooling to Artificial Intelligence The landscape of education has undergone significant transformations over the centuries, with the

Integrating John Hattie’s and Benjamin Bloom’s educational theories into Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education can greatly enhance the effectiveness of AI-driven learning tools. Here’s

Ways to Honor Teachers We love our teachers. What an awesome job they have done this year! How can we honor all of them,

Our school year is almost over! So much accomplished, so much more left to do in the coming years. Ending the school year on

Bloom’s Taxonomy, originally developed in 1956, is a framework for categorizing educational goals, objectives, and standards. When I first came across this taxonomy, I

Introduction I was just talking with a group of teachers and we were sharing stories about how some students get lost when we transition

There is an urgent need to reconnect schools and businesses. As skill sets rapidly change in the AI era, schools need to respond and