On February 15, 2013 the largest asteroid since the Tunguska event (also in Siberia) of 1908 collided with Earth. This time, literally thousands of video images were captured of the event providing...
If you could allow cameras to follow you in the classroom and follow the lives of your students, would you? The students, teachers and administrators that attend Washington Metropolitan High School (...
In this post, guest blogger Ari Daniel Shapiro explores the concept of emergence which can be present in the highly technical and evolved and the ordinary.
Imagine something you use everyday – like...
Anyone who has worked in Education for any length of time, volunteers at an afterschool program, or owns their own child knows that getting kids to read can be challenging. According to the National...
InVenture Prize 2013 brought a diverse group of 6 competitors who battled it out in front of a panel of judges and live audience.
You can watch the show in its entirety by streaming it online at...
GPB welcomed special guest visitors from Fannin Middle School recently. Students from the Careers connections classes (which I think were called “exploratory classes” when I was in school a few...
What is the future of learning? I remember pondering this question often as I plodded through my Master’s degree program in Curriculum and Instruction. I had no choice of course as the question was...
Tonight is the night that the Inventure Prize winner will be chosen in a live competition show at Georgia Tech, broadcasted by GPB at 7PM. You can watch and encourage your students to watch online...
What are your students doing this summer? (Yes I realize we’re still in the throes of winter, but now is the time to make those summer plans.) What if your students could spend some summer days...
