Pearl Harbor Facts for Kids of All Ages
Wars have shaped our lives since the beginning of time, but some moments truly change the course of history. The 1941 bombing of Pearl Harbor is a tragic example. It…
Supporting Our Youngest Dual Language Learners
California is home to additional twin language learners (DLLs) than any other condition, both in quantity and share. DLLs, or small children learning English in addition to one more language,…
The Shift to Student-led: Reimagining Classroom Workflows with UDL and Blended Learning
I am thrilled to announce that Dr. Katie Novak and I teamed up to produce a next e-book discovering the synergy between Common Design for Finding out and blended discovering!…
Reimagining Waste Tracking and Reduction: An Interview with Jamie DelliSanti
I was lately interviewed by NACS (Nationwide Association of Convenience Outlets) Magazine on how Rubicon® is reimagining monitoring and reduction in the squander and recycling marketplace. NACS, a major world…
My primary school experience in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Sweet was born in Kinshasa, the funds city of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. She had “two really unique experiences” of school as she grew up. The to start…
An Overview of Five Fun Geography Games for Students
Now is the initially day of Geography Awareness 7 days. In the next videos I present an overview of five map-based geography games that your students can perform this 7…