Matthew Lynch
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A Digital Future: K-12 Technology by 2018
Rapidly changing technology continues to make its mark on K-12 learning. The recently-released New Media Consortium Horizon Report details six up-and-coming technologies in the ... -
Diverse Conversations: The Difference Between Diversity and Equity
The nature of higher education is changing and the student population is changing at colleges and universities across the country. With luck, the promotion ... -
3 Things High School Students Should Know about College
As the stakes rise regarding the necessity of a high school diploma for lifelong success, so do the standards to earn one. High school ... -
The Impact of Educational Entrepreneurship on Traditional Public Education
What if there were total free markets in education in the United States, and traditional public education systems as we know them today did ... -
Next Generation Science Standards are Smart
Earlier this month California became the seventh state to adopt a new brand set of K-12 science outlines, dubbed Next Generation Science Standards, or ... -
Are Historically Black Colleges and Universities Worth Saving?
If you haven’t been paying much attention to the debate concerning the relevance and effectiveness of historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs), now is ... -
K-12 Writing Standards: What Will it Take to Improve Them?
While global communication has grown and improved by leaps and bounds in the past two decades, the same cannot be said for K-12 writing ... -
Should Bi-Lingual Learning be Required?
This generation of K-12 students is growing up in a society that is increasingly bi-lingual. Foreign language requirements have long been a core requirement ... -
New Teacher Tip: Handling Challenging Behavior Problems
Every class has its share of challenging students. If you feel frustrated with the behavior issues that you have to handle, take comfort in ... -
3 Ways to Improve U.S. Students Standing Worldwide
The latest international report on student knowledge and success worldwide once again paints U.S. pupils in a bad light. This is not the first ...