As a former math teacher, Stephanie Eaton knows that most educators “want to be great teachers, not IT experts.”
With that in mind, Eaton — who now develops virtual curricula for Proximity Learning — shares tips for choosing digital tools and more in an article for SmartBrief.
By John Seasly, Staff Writer, The Record GARFIELD — Nearly a year since the city teachers contract expired and…
Stephen Crowley/The New York Times President Obama aboard Air Force One Wednesday on his way to the University of…
Ed Murray/The Star-Ledger. Second-year medical students at UMDNJ Perin Kothari and Matt Cully listen to speakers before the Assembly…
As part of her lessons about Thanksgiving, Susannah Remillard, a language arts teacher in East Harwich, Massachusetts, asks her…
An interview with Peter McDonnell, a code talker during World War II, is among the Memorial Day-themed K-12 resources…
