Amazing Choir

If you haven't seen them yet the chorus from PS 22, in New York City is amazing. Check out their performance of Lady Gaga's Just Dance.

Conversation

Last night I overheard a conversation from a couple of college students regarding teaching. It seems that the young lady is an education major. Her friend was loudly proclaiming how teachers were really over paid. He thought that teachers had a very easy job because they only work 8 to 3 with a lunch break … Continue reading Conversation

Econmic Crises from a Teens Point of View

I'm sure by now you have heard about Is Anybody Listening, a video created by a group of teens at Village Academy High School in Pomona, CA.  The project was sparked by a class discussion of The Great Gatsby. The video was on place on YouTube and caught the attention of President Obama.

Cool Idea

I'm taking a break from Top 10 this week. I've been wanting to write about something I found while working on another post. The Social Work Club from my alma mater, Hardin-Simmons University, is hosting a Prom Party for young women who live in foster care. The event is February 28th, from 10:00 am - … Continue reading Cool Idea

My World Tuesday: Hardin-Simmons Landmarks

This week we I would like to share some more scences from my alma mater, Hardin-Simmons University.  A few weeks ago I posted a quick visual tour of the campus or the "40 Acres" as it is called.  Today I would like to share some of the landmarks from campus. Most are from the pond … Continue reading My World Tuesday: Hardin-Simmons Landmarks

My Other Projects

Like many bloggers I have more than one blog. Since this is my blog I have decided to promote my other projects today. For about 2 years I have been the editor of HomeschoolBenefits.org. If you haven't checked it out lately, you really should. This week's theme is learning disabilities. Recently, I created a blog … Continue reading My Other Projects

World Wide Telescope

Last week I read an article in The New York Times about the WorldWide Telescope. The WorldWide Telescope is a project developed by Microsoft researchers. This free software allows amateur astronomers to explore the universe and create amazing presentations. It has the potential for being a great aid for Science education. Listen to Roy Gould … Continue reading World Wide Telescope