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Pinterest has taken the world by storm. This article is about Pinterest and how it is used as a creative tool for teachers every where. It allows teachers to share and post ideas from lesson plans, to pictures of creative bulletin board ideas.

An educational theory gaining momentum in the literature may open the door to increased use of social media in schools. Dr. Richard Light believes that social networking may be good in schools for reasons like group studies.

This talks about students that are planning on going to college and how to prepare them in high school.

This is sad news for History teachers. It becomes so important that we not only teach to the standards, but we also need to teach students enough to enable them to be successful in college.

This article talks about how you can integrate math into other subjects.

This article talks about how we educate Minorities.

This articles talks about how you can teach your gifted students in the mixed classroom. This helps teachers who have a variety of students and feel like they need to provide gifted students with more.

This article discusses the impact of Gay Rights on the History Classroom.

This article shows how to use a power point not only for your lessons, but for student presentations

"My 14 year old daughter is a texting addict! She will even sit and text when our family is at a restaurant. It drives me nuts. If I tell her to stop, she just does it under the table. It's like this little secret that we can't be in on, plus it's just plain rude.

It is no surprise that children are using more computers, video games, and cell phones. What is surprising is that they aren't just using Dad's stuff. Many kids have their own laptops - as evidenced by the sales of Intel's Classmate PC.

Posted: Saturday, October 22, 2011 6:15 am By CHRISTINA GUENTHNER, Argus-Press Staff Writer The Argus-Press | SHAFTSBURG - Students within Perry Public Schools are experiencing some of the newest educational tools available thanks to a portion of the school improvement bond passed by the community in February.

South Korea, one of the world's highest-rated education systems, aims to consolidate its position by digitising its entire curriculum. By 2015, it wants to be able to deliver all its curriculum materials in a digital form through computers. The information that would once have been in paper textbooks will be delivered on screen.

James Dukes students are learning through technology in their day-to-day classroom situations. Official district enrollment set at 6,130 students. Students at James Dukes Elementary School are moving ahead in 21st century technology, a fact that Principal Pauline Leavitt emphasized in a PowerPoint presentation to the school board at its Oct.