Articles about education and "Lesson plans on the go"
Here is an interesting take on the value of introducing technology in schools. This article by By Emily Tate Sullivan, Jun 23, 2022 in EdSurge, shows
In this lesson you will work on the following questions; This lesson plan is from the New York Times. In this lesson, students will learn
What is incidental learning, and how can we use this when teaching foreign languages? Incidental learning refers to any learning that is unplanned or unintended.
Unparalleled in intensity’ – 1,500 book bans in US school districts. More than 1,500 book bans have been instituted in US school districts in the
I just read this article by Seth Godin and it reminded me that I wrote about Escosia in my book the digital classroom. And I
with the defiance and courage of Ukrainians who are standing up to a brutal invasion. The media doomsday machine is in overdrive. Robert Hubbell
How will AI change education? In recent years, most students in Norwegian schools have their own digital devices, either a PC, iPad, or Chromebook, all
Leadership Leadership is about making others better as a result of your presence and making sure the impact lasts in your absence. Loved the latest
I have earlier shared great commencement speeches. See this lesson plan. A commencement speech or commencement address is a speech given to graduating students, generally at a
More people died of drug overdoses than of Covid in San Francisco over a one-year period. Why has one of the richest cities in the
This article was originally posted in December 2021 and edited in April 2022. It is worth reading how UNESCO envisions education in the future. Let’s
Infographic: Beyond Fake News – 10 Types of Misleading News We live in an era of technological advances where we work, learn, communicate, get informed,
Teacher strikes might be a reality in Norway by the end of May. Last year’s strike did not have the desired effect even if many
Teaching how to fight fake news This is a topic I have covered several times, you might want to check out here; Who can we
Head out to PBS LearningMedia for some great ideas on how to work with the great novel To Kill a Mockingbird. Some videos are restricted