Meet the PLPeeps-Jeffrey Mordan
PLP–Too Important to Miss Some schools debate whether middle school students are ready to blog. But when second-graders tackle blogging handily, it blows that argument away. That’s what happened at The Philadelphia School when teachers began putting into...A Return to Imagination
By Hadley Ferguson Cross-posted I just listened to a interview with John Seely Brown and John Hagel on their new book, The Power of Pull, that got me thinking about imagination. One of the points that they made was that today’s students need to be able to...Slight Shifts and Tweaks
By SCM Clarity often comes in moments when a word, an insight, or a thought connects with another and moves us to a new place. Things have been a little muddy for me lately. But conversations I had over the last two days with Sheryl and Amber, our new marketing guru,...I Can't Change the World, But…..
Susan Carter Morgan I once told Sheryl Nussbaum Beach I didn’t feel moved to change the world. We were chatting about all things education-and how some folks are comfortable presenting to large crowds (I’m not), and some feel compelled to change the world...
Forest Hills Celebrated for Project
By Susan Carter Morgan We’ve written about this team before. And now THE Journal has, too! PLPeep Cary Harrod, Instructional Technology specialist for the Forest Hills District in Cincinnati, was featured in a recent article in the magazine. Their BYOL (Bring...Get email updates
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