History teacher in France beheaded By Paul Katula • Oct 18, 2020 He taught freedom of expression and the personal liberty to believe or not to believe and was killed by an Islamic terrorist.
Parents, teachers stressed with e-learning By Paul Katula • Oct 16, 2020 The stresses of e-learning extend from teachers to parents, not to mention the loss of learning and other kid-based risks.
E-learning fails our students & teachers By Paul Katula • Oct 15, 2020 Some Md. students, teachers, & parents are exasperated with e-learning and are throwing in the towel. When will this bad experiment end?
CDC: Trick-or-treating too risky By Paul Katula • Oct 15, 2020 How can you celebrate Halloween and stay as safe as possible from Covid-19? The CDC has issued some rulings you can follow.
Distracted learning can be a big problem By Press Release • Oct 15, 2020 Distractions can impair learning, drawing resources from the same brain regions as the mastery of course material. What to do?
Richard Gordon, national principal of the year By Press Release • Oct 14, 2020 This year's national high school principal of the year is Richard Gordon, who works at a small West Philly school housed in an old garage.
Chicago students petition for e-learning changes By Paul Katula • Oct 14, 2020 Studies about e-learning's poor quality of "learning" are on the books. Now students are starting to make their voices heard.
School absences correlated with bad air quality By Press Release • Oct 13, 2020 Even a little reduction in the quality of the air seems to be correlated with an increase in school absences in Salt Lake City.
Student news roundup, Illinois, Oct. 12 By Paul Katula • Oct 12, 2020 Nobel Prize in physics, BLM and racial injustice, hearing voices, challenges of e-learning & solutions, election.
Close call on Question 2 in Md. By Paul Katula • Oct 12, 2020 A ballot question in Md. asks voters to legalize sports betting in the state, with the projected revenues promised for education.