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Personal development can be a lifelong process, but it's never too late to start! Whether you're looking for personal development tips to improve your career or personal life, there are plenty of resources available. One great way to get started on your personal development journey is to read articles and books on the subject. There are many great titles available that can help you learn new skills and strategies for success. You can also find helpful personal development news and contents online. There are websites and blogs devoted to sharing tips and advice on everything from time management to goal setting. Another excellent way to boost your personal development is to attend workshops or seminars. These events can provide you with valuable insights and knowledge that you can apply to your own life. There are often keynote speakers at these events who are leaders in their field, so you can learn from their experience as well. Lastly, don't forget that your friends and family can be a great resource for personal development advice and support. Talk to them about your goals and ask for their feedback on your progress. They may have wisdom and insights that you hadn't considered before. No matter what resources you use, the most important thing is to keep moving forward on your personal development journey!
Part 2 by Laura Steinbrink, @SteinbrinkLaura One of my go-to edtech tools for my personal and professional use and for use with students has long been Adobe Express. It has undergone quite the overhaul throughout the years, but I could not ask for more from a creative learning tool. Today’s version is truly something special. If…
Writing in The Progressive, Carol Burris explains why the charter lobby is worried about how the Supreme Court will rule on the case of a religious charter school. They don't want religious schools to be identified as charter schools. Burris, who is executive director of the Network for Public Education, explains their concern. She writes:…
After years of teaching, I noticed how often students carried academic, emotional, and personal burdens without sharing them. Not because they lacked courage, but because they didn’t feel invited to speak. Their stories, while occasionally requested, were rarely acted upon. I wanted to change that—not just by asking better questions, but by building an open-access platform that would amplify student voices and inform actionable change.
The single fastest-growing group of students in college? It may come as a surprise: They’re still in high school. This story also appeared in GBH News So-called “dual enrollment” — also known as “early college” and “concurrent enrollment” — seems a win-win. Institutions get students, at a time when demographic shifts are making that more […]
Over the past year, I have released 10 episodes of The Direct Instruction Podcast. It has been well received, and my hope is that it has inspired discussion not just about the delivery of instruction, but the design of effective materials and the organization of effective schools. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLh1xxmQ8V6XInWAHACcvXJEVVNESodLZF&si=LfH1CKRdf0IgqSmh Listen to The Direct Instruction Podcast: SpotifyAppleYouTubeAmazon…
In an era defined by political whiplash and political overload, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Every day brings a fresh headline: Trump wants to reopen Alcatraz as a prison. Trump posts an AI-generated image of himself as the Pope. Trump says inject bleach. Trump retweets conspiracy theories about lightbulbs or Taylor Swift. At first glance,…
In Education Week’s article, As Prices Go Up and Student Needs Rise, Teachers Are Filling in the Gaps, survey results are reported showing that teachers are spending more and more of t…
Michael Hiltzik is a Pulitzer-Prize winning columnist for the Los Angeles Times, who write about business and whatever else he wants. In this column, he tries to make sense of Trump's tariff war. It's hard to do because it doesn't make sense. Trump claims to have made great deals with China and the United Kingdom,…
James Allen, is his masterful book ‘As a Man Thinketh’ uttered many powerful words of wisdom. Words that can help just about anyone improve their lives. And out of all of his words, his self-control is strength quote is one of his best. Here’s the full quote: “Self-control Is Strength; Right Thought Is Mastery, Calmness […]
Oliver Darcy writes a blog about the media called Status that is ahead of the news. This story is a doozy. Business Insider wrote an article that was critical of Don Jr., and MAGA world went berserk. Typically, people in politics understand that being criticized comes with the job. Harry S Truman famously said, "If…
Emilie Woodroffe is a Director at PLN, leading a team of specialist language teachers working across 40 primary schools in the North West. A native French speaker with 16 years of experience in primary MFL, she is also the voice and face of PLN’s in-class support programs, Video2Teach and Click2Teac
According to a recent article in New York magazine, nearly every student is using AI to cheat their way through college. It’s happening in high school and lower grades too. Sad and troubling, of course. But here at SCM we accept what we cannot ... Read more
Join us in the live lessons for some real conversations about this subject and so much more! We really had fun in these lessons and one would have thought at a certain point that it was an English lesson!Thank you for joining us on the live, or for catching up... Read more »
The recent decision to cancel $400 million in AmeriCorps grants is nothing short of a crisis. The cuts will dismantle disaster recovery efforts, disrupt educational support for vulnerable students and undermine a powerful workforce development strategy.
The president may be thirsting for a new four-engine jumbo jet, but many governments and royal families are unloading their fuel-guzzling palaces in the sky. — Read on www.forbes.com/sites/jeremybogaisky/2025/05/14/qatar-747-trump/ The Qataris that own the jet offered to Trump have beeen trying to sell the it since 2020. No takers. It's very expensive to operate--nearly $30,000…
The Hechinger Report was among the first nonprofit news outlets to focus on a single topic, in our case, education. We launched in 2010, and our site has become a deep repository of some of the best education journalism in the nation. All of our stories are free to readers because we believe journalism is […]