My grandmother had a favorite book and a favorite story: Magnificent Obsession by Lloyd Douglas. Her […]
From pre-school through higher education, teaching methods lend themselves to the enhancement of content areas. Yet, […]
One of the most common questions teachers receive is about reading. Generally parents ask for quick […]
Not long ago, the Lord tested me on this very issue. I had been wronged in […]
Rachel’s Eight – an eBook for young women Stephanie Harris recently moved from a predominately LDS […]
Reading from a textbook is very daunting. Student moan, groan, complain and procrastinate textbook reading. Many […]
Assessment is an integral piece of curriculum design like the many strands of a fine fabric. […]
How can learning be monitored? Great question, isn’t it? Sometimes, my learning is marked by time. […]
Quality in an Age of Accountability Effective teachers utilize a variety of methods in assessment such […]
