by Sarah Tuttle-Singer Twenty-four years ago tonight, on September 10, 2001, 246 people went to bed — maybe a little earlier than usual — because they had flights to catch […]
He taught and blogged for thousands — retiring teacher shares his wisdom Larry Ferlazzo is retiring after over 20 years of teaching by Zaidee Stavely July 21, 2025 Larry Ferlazzo is […]
Home-learning! Let’s change the name from homeschooling to home-learning Julie Bogart, The Brave Learner, July 31, 2025 I’m all for innovation! We’ve got micro schools, online classes, and [...]
Dear teachers and parents, I am getting ready to publish my next book, a novel for middle grade readers (ages about 7-12) that takes place in a little house called […]
Abby Fremouw is a third grade teacher in Couer D’Alene Idaho who uses Kindness 101 videos first thing in the morning to help her children identify admirable character traits. Later […]
List by Parmalee Taff Really?! Stories about WWII for children? Yes, if/when they show interest. If we would entertain hopes that a world without war can be attained, if not […]
“Laughter has no age, no color, no boundaries. It’s a universal language.” — Red Skelton Those simple words were more than a quote. They were the very foundation of Red […]
. . . but Their Schools Probably Won’t Students—especially boys—need hours of physical activity every day and they aren’t getting enough. Bill Murphy Jr., Inc. This is a story about […]
Since 2018 Jonathan Haidt has been studying the contributions of social media to the decline of teen mental health and the rise of political dysfunction. A note of thanks to […]
