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Holidays mean celebrations. And celebrations, more often than not, mean sweets—lots of them. Americans alone spent a record $36.9 billion on candy in 2021, with more than 600 pounds purchased just for Halloween. Needless to say, that’s a lot of candy wrappers. Unfortunately, the vast majority of them end up in landfills because most curbside…
Planning is critical for school teachers to organize their time, daily classroom responsibilities, tasks, duties, and important information. A teacher planner is essential to a teacher’s classroom management toolkit to help create a well-run classroom environment and keeps teachers motivated… Planning is critical for school teachers to organize their time, daily classroom responsibilities, tasks, duties, and…
As an educator, I’ve witnessed the incredible transformation of education through technology. The projector, like a guiding light, has played a significant role in this evolution. From its early days as the magic lantern to the modern digital classroom projector… As an educator, I’ve witnessed the incredible transformation of education through technology. The projector, like a…
Listen to this post as a podcast: Sponsored by NoRedInk and The Modern Classrooms Project I was having a conversation this morning with a teacher I’m very close to, someone who trusts me enough to be honest with me, and who does it in a way that is loving and generous. She was talking about…
For many, Halloween isn’t just one night—it’s a full month of spooky fun, culminating in an evening of trick-or-treating that millions of kids (and plenty of adults, too) look forward to all year. Candy is, of course, central to the celebration. It’s also responsible for one of the scariest parts of the holiday: piles and…
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Twitter can be a fantastic resource for educators, particularly for those looking to pick up the latest tips and tricks on using technology in education. But it can also be a confusing and overwhelming mass of information, which is difficult… Twitter can be a fantastic resource for educators, particularly for those looking to pick up the…
A whopping 34-40 percent of the food produced in the United States goes uneaten each year. All that food waste adds up to an estimated 24 percent of materials in municipal solid waste landfills, which in turn produces an outsized 58 percent of the methane those landfills emit into the environment. It’s no wonder that…
In the realm of management and leadership, few names carry as much weight as Charles Handy. A distinguished and influential figure in the field, Handy’s theories and insights have shaped the way we perceive and understand organizational dynamics. In this extensive blog, we will delve into the life, work, and impact of Charles Handy, exploring…