EdTech & Innovation
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Why do so few black males go into STEM areas?
**The Edvocate is pleased to publish guest posts as way to fuel important conversations surrounding P-20 education in America. The opinions contained within guest ... -
Educators: Are You Really Technology Literate?
The Internet is firmly here to stay. Computers and the World Wide Web have come a long way since the net first launched in ... -
Three Signs Your Class Is Suffering from the Digital Divide
While technology is a major force across the world, its impact is not felt equally. While it’s wonderful when obtaining new technology for experiment ... -
Strategies for Seamlessly Integrating Technology into Your Classroom
Words like “technology,” “digital devices,” and “modern media” sound flashy and attractive. Of course teachers want to have those buzzwords in the classroom! But ... -
Math Learning, Tutoring Comes Home to Families
Math concepts are difficult for students. parents and educators. Even teachers who are trained and skilled in math struggle to give a classroom of ... -
Help Your Students Overcome with Assistive Technology
If your classroom has students with special needs, modern technology can be a massive blessing. Digital devices and screen capability have helped countless students ... -
Closing the achievement gap using iPads
**The Edvocate is pleased to publish guest posts as way to fuel important conversations surrounding a P-20 education in America. The opinions contained within ... -
3 Drawbacks of Bringing Tech to the Classroom
As much progress as technology can help a classroom make, it isn’t always a positive force. There are some drawbacks to trying to introduce ... -
Educators: What You Need To Know About Cell Phones
Cell phones: good or bad? There’s no denying they’ve made modern life much more convenient. Communication happens at the drop of a hat – ... -
Teachers as Hackers – the promise of school revolution
By Maya Wizel Teachers as Hackers? Isn’t hacking a negative thing? Isn’t hacking all about computers? Two recent conferences used the word “Hackathon” to ...
