Posts Tagged ‘Personalized learning’
ASU+GSV = The Best Education Conference
I’ve attended many education conferences but ASU+GSV is the best. When I say “the best” I mean connections, thought leadership, and overall value. To put it another way, I spent 54 hours traveling roundtrip (the airlines being what they are today) for 15 hours of conference time. Still worth it. Why? First, one of the…
Read MoreDonorsChoose Project Update
For several months now, Westchester K-12 has participated in an initiative to provide funding to a worthy project selected from the many requests submitted by public school teachers to the DonorsChoose.org website. We receive a great deal of satisfaction in knowing that children who are generally from lower-income communities will have access to vital…
Read MoreMarie’s Musings – July 2018
Thoughts on education, publishing, and other intellectual titillations – by Marie Brown, Consulting Editorial Project Director ***The following comments, views, and opinions are solely those of Marie Brown, and do not necessarily reflect those of Westchester Publishing Services, its management, and staff.*** QUOTE OF THE MONTH “The Textbook Is Extinct! Now What?” — title of a…
Read MoreMarie’s Musings – May 2018
Thoughts on education, publishing, and other intellectual titillations – by Marie Brown, Consulting Editorial Project Director ***The following comments, views, and opinions are solely those of Marie Brown, and do not necessarily reflect those of Westchester Publishing Services, its management, and staff.*** QUOTE OF THE MONTH “Parents should boycott schools until gun laws are fixed.” – Arne…
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