Distance Learning and Technology
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September is a contradiction; the summer wanes and the leaves begin to turn. The grass, at least in my yard, grows more slowly…
People often say we’re living in the age of information, but as someone who works in education, I think it would be more accurate to…
Last week, VAI’s Science on the Grand returned to Grand Rapids after a two-year hiatus. This STEM-centered conference was created to support educators by providing…
Some time ago, I had the opportunity to interview Mary Winn, a senior scientist at the Van Andel Institute. Winn uses her expertise in…
There’s a small walking trail near my home where I frequently go to relax. It’s nothing extraordinary, just a little park with a gravel path…
School can be a busy place. There are lessons to be taught, homework to be graded, tests to take, and a myriad of other responsibilities…
Nature is filled with countless, extraordinary wonders. A pufferfish that can create brilliant artistic designs. A spider with superpowers that allow it to…
I’m writing this from Austin, Texas, where I’m attending the SXSW EDU conference — and it is AWESOME. Every session I’ve attended has…