American Presidents Life Portraits is a C-Span series that originally aired a few years ago. The series profiled each of the US Presidents. The profiles
Readers who follow me on Twitter may be aware that I’ve been tinkering with some different blog designs and plug-ins. You haven’t noticed them yet
Yesterday, Dianne Krause posted on her blog a great resource for finding US Civil War lesson ideas and resources. Teaching the Civil War with Technology
There are so many new web resources made available to teachers and students everyday that it is impossible to even try to use all of
Mark Spahr has put together a great professional learning group where he teaches. Mark is a culinary arts teacher and a leader in technology at
Encalc is a free online scientific calculator. I’m not much of a mathematician so I’ll share with you how Encalc describes itself on its homepage.
I came across Pete’s Power Point Station yesterday while I was searching for lesson ideas to use with a group of struggling readers in one
One of the reasons that I write this blog is that maintaining this blog gives me reason to constantly search for and discover new things.
Common Craft has released another great video that teachers, librarians, and students will find very useful. This latest video from Common Craft explains how search
The high school that I teach in is located directly across the street from a community college. Our students are lucky because the community college
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