Social Emotional Learning: Creating a Truly Holistic Educational Experience By Jaclyn A. Thomas, PhD An anthropologist sees our experience in this world as a summation of biological, psychological, and…
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By Jaclyn A. Thomas Only about 30% of K-12 teachers report using a “core curriculum” as their primary source of instructional material. Rather, they rely instead on self-created materials…
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Jaclyn A. Thomas, PhD Come along, step into a new age of learning – one where students have access to knowledge far beyond their borders. Education, like many…
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If you want to understand the science of something, you can’t just read one research study and then call it a day. You have to dive deep into the literature,…
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Jaclyn A. Thomas, PhD Our capacity for language is one of the few traits that seems to be quintessentially human. Enter Online Credit Recovery Courses. There is a surprising lack…
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Jaclyn A. Thomas, PhD In an ideal world, students would only have to take a course once to be successful. But as we all know, life gets sticky and sometimes…
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Written by Dr. Allison Powell, Chief Operating Officer of Evergreen Education group which leads the Digital Learning Collaborative (DLC). She is the former Senior Learning Strategist for BloomBoard re-thinking PD…
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Not long ago, I found myself looking through my son’s baby book where I had diligently recorded the story of his early years. Included in these pages were his growth…
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Although primary and secondary education is often combined as “K-12,” everyone recognizes that second graders are very different from high school students. That said, how can we shift conversations regarding…
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Dan Mahlandt, blog author, is the Principal of Valor Preparatory Academy of Arizona. He taught for 18 and served for 12 years as an administrator in a traditional public school.…
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