Instructional Strategies
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The first day of June, when the weather is warming up, might seem like an odd time to write about homework — but…
It’s an unfortunate fact that natural disasters are a common part of our world. Many of us have firsthand experience with the damage a bad…
The poet and educator Taylor Mali once delivered a poem that’s become incredibly popular in education circles. The poem, What Teachers Make,…
In 1964, Patsy Mink became the first woman of color and the first Asian-American woman elected to the United States Congress. Mink was a third-generation…
In 1950, the brilliant British mathematician Alan Turing proposed a test that would determine whether a machine could be considered to possess true…
One of the biggest myths in our culture today is probably that of the “lone genius”. We tend to believe that science and innovation are…
I’ve always found Spring to be a fascinating time of year. There’s a certain energy to the season which makes you stop and take notice.…
Some time ago during an educational Q&A, Van Andel Institutes’ Chief Scientific Officer – Dr. Peter Jones – was asked why it’s…