Tag: elemchat
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Why Academics Should Stop Writing and Speaking in Jargon
Academics seem to write exclusively for themselves. Their writing includes selective phrases and other oddities that prevent them from being understood rather than increasing their communication ... -
How to Talk to Your Son About Toxic Masculinity
Times are changing, but one thing that has stayed the same is this need to raise boys into strong, dominant men. And, it is killing them. ... -
2018 Top Teacher Education Programs in the U.S.
Nearly two thousand universities and colleges in the United States offer teacher preparation programs. It’s a good thing there are plenty of options for teacher training ... -
My Vision for the Future of Adaptive Learning in Education
The field of education is changing, and adaptive learning is helping to transform the education landscape in exciting ways. The metamorphosis from whole-class instruction to interactive ... -
10 Genius Ways to Get Kids to Love Reading
Reading is more than simply a tool for success – it is the best way to teach children about the world around them. Books allow children ... -
How Edtech Companies Can Breeze through the School Adoption Process
Navigating the maze of getting a school board vote for the adoption of your edtech product can seem like a Herculean task if you don’t know ... -
What Will the LMS of the Future Look Like?
Have you ever become frustrated with your learning management system (LMS)? If so, you are not alone. They are not as easy to use as other ... -
Why Is Financial Aid So Complicated?
The process of applying for financial requires tax returns, an internet connection, and an intimate knowledge of the federal government and FAFSA that no one but ... -
Affordable Ways that Edtech Startups Can Develop Apps
The edtech market is a booming business that has companies and startups eager to get in on the market share. In the last year alone, edtech ... -
3 Signs Your College Is on the Path to Closing
Back in July 2014, Corinthian Colleges agreed to close or sell nearly all its campuses. The move left 72,000 students wondering what next. While Corinthian Colleges ...
