We are very excited to announce that we have been awarded a Public Diplomacy Small Grant from the US Department of State! The award...
Summer has arrived. It feels like a breath of fresh air for teachers, parents, and students. The COVID-19 pandemic has flipped teaching and learning...
The following media were captured during 2019 across Western New York and the Sub-Saharan African nation of Namibia. The Connected Series is a sequence...
“When we take the time to learn from one another, to stand in one another’s shoes, and to actively listen, really listen – real...
Summary: As an NQT, I remember my student days and my probation days fondly. I also remember how important the support and knowledge of...
Things are different now. The shift to online or e-learning has been dramatic and sometimes overwhelming for teachers, students, and parents. However, the necessity...
Let’s take a moment to step back and look at what Professional Development (for educators) is and what it is not. Professional Development, by...
Coming up with fresh ideas for projects isn’t easy. Sure, you can go back and reuse the ones from years prior but like any...
Landing at Hosea Kutako Airport outside the capital Windhoek, the landscape is spotted with camelthorn trees and dry riverbeds. In the distance, one can...
Technology. A word that can excite or enrage a teacher. The weighing of potential benefits of using technology in the classroom versus the risks...
