Data GIF Maker: Tell Stories with Your Data
Posted March 16, 2022 by Nick LaFave under Content Creation Data GIF Maker Designed to help journalists tell stories with...
Month: March 2022
15 Books by Women Authors to Celebrate Women in History with Your Students
Celebrating women’s contributions to history is essential all year round. By giving students the chance to read books by and...
News Transcript Datebook, March 23
• The Monmouth County Retired Educators Association will hold its spring meeting on April 12 at Our House Restaurant, 420...
How Restart Your Consistency – Smart Classroom Management
It’s one of the most common questions we get here at SCM. “How do I start over after becoming inconsistent?”...
Encouraging Spanish/Portuguese Collaboration – Language Magazine
During last month’s Second International Conference on Portuguese and Spanish Languages (CILPE) in the Brazilian capital, Brasilia, leading Ibero-American language...
The internet is arguing over whether there are more doors or wheels in the world
In a viral tweet earlier this month, a New Zealand rugby league manager posed a divisive question: Are there more...
What Can Administrators Do for Burned Out Faculty?
Reading Time: 5 minutesBy Kevin Carlsten, SVP, US Higher Ed Institutional, Cengage Group The past few years have been...
Kelly Lecker named new executive editor of Wisconsin State Journal | Local News
Kelly Lecker will return to her native Wisconsin as the next executive editor of the Wisconsin State Journal. DORAL CHENOWETH,...
Strategies for How to Teach During Uncertain Times
Educators have been working diligently to lead their communities and continue teaching during the pandemic. However, the ever-changing landscape has...
Medical Student Far Surpasses National Average Of Research Papers Published
When 12-year-old Vladislav Pavlovich Zhitny immigrated with his family from Ukraine to Las Vegas in 2006, he didn’t speak a...
