Monthly Archives: June 2006

As a science teacher and ed tech person, I’ve always been enthused about the use of technology in teaching science. More to the point, I’ve been excited about kids using technology to do science. After all, real scientists do! Still, … Continue reading →

I’m trying to decide if I should be worried or excited about the impact of this year’s 10th-grade WASL on technology use in schools. On the one hand, finding out that almost half of our students don’t make the standard … Continue reading →

There is an article in the online version of The Oregonian about the success of and controversy surrounding a new online charter school. Demand is outstripping the school’s capacity, despite heavy reliance on parents being the student’s “learning coach.” What … Continue reading →