Category Archives: Education

Where opportunity knocks on every door, even on the door of a new immigrant whose eyes are as wide a saucers when he/she see what is possible for them in this great land. The Straight-Lacers The challenge that many straight-lacers … Continue reading →

After reading the Weis and Khayatt articles, it is clear that we have to do a much better job in the school system. Young people are very impressionable and having to deal with the incessant teasing and potential violence is … Continue reading →

In several countries, the word theological college is also employed for secular schools of higher learning that train teachers. While the function of the teaching Theology seminaries and theology seminaries is different, the terminology has not shifted. During the Nineteenth … Continue reading →

As an example, one has only to look at any of our sports teams. I remember when the Chicago Bulls basketball team won three straight NBA championships primarily because of the efforts of one player. Michael Jordan was so developed … Continue reading →

However, as Maslow explains, this may not always be the case. To better explain this, allow me to give you a case. The crude example I use is one in where two individuals are both given guns and pushed out … Continue reading →

Obviously, technology is going to change the way we learn in schools. How do you think technology will change our schools? Do you think we’ll see more hybrid learning (partially taught in classroom and via e-learning)? Will this all be … Continue reading →

When reading an article about physical fitness, the last thing you expect to hear is that letting your kids play and have fun will positively affect their grades. In fact many people have been led to believe that the opposite … Continue reading →

In many instants, what she read made no sense, and she did not go back and try to understand the reading. In the first reading, she was very energetic. Now, she rushed over the reading as if it was a … Continue reading →

The final website, Discovery School’s Kathy Schrock’s Guide for Educators, is a classified list of sites useful for enhancing curriculum and professional growth. It was created by Kathleen Beck Schrock who is the District Technology Department Head for the Dennis-Yarmouth … Continue reading →

Money does seem to make the world go spherical as of late and that is not all the time a great factor for anybody seeking to advance himself or herself. For those who can’t afford an education then you are … Continue reading →