I receive about 10 to 15 articles a week about the place of the sciences in the curriculum and the problems we have producing scientists in America. As a rule, the solutions offered range from talking more loudly about science to offering more science classes to younger students. I believe these suggestions are misguided, though […]
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This guest post is by Renee Mathis, a CiRCE Certified Master Teacher and expert in The Lost Tools of Writing. ~ Teachers love their books. Homeschooling moms love their books. English majors, pastors, and writers all love their books. Who among us hasn’t at one time secretly believed that “the one who dies with the
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From the editor: Welcome to the third edition of our new “Ask Andrew” column. To submit your own “Ask Andrew” question please click here. __________________________________________________________________________________ From Angela in Dallas, OR What do you mean by “make numbers sing” when teaching math? Angela, this is a tough question to answer, but what I mean is that
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