Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash In his thought-provoking video, Jared Henderson delves into why fewer people are reading books, citing issues with education systems, distractions from technology, and a lack of reading stamina. As an educator and avid reader, I agree...
Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Schools have always been fertile ground for fascinating stories. Whether it’s the drama of the teenage years, the intellectual battles of academia, or the magical allure of secret corridors, books set in schools have an irresistible...
Greetings, literary explorers! Welcome to the Eclectic Educator’s 2025 Reading Challenge, where we set off on a year-long journey designed to open minds, spark curiosity, and celebrate the vibrant tapestry of stories and voices that make up our world. Whether you’re...
Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Larry Cuban has some great thoughts–as always–on the potential of AI to change education. Yet there is little evidence that classroom use of these previous technologies forced classroom teachers to rethink, much less reshape,...
In education, we often find ourselves trapped in a cycle where teachers shoulder the bulk of the responsibility, crafting lessons late into the night and delivering instruction to a room full of passive learners. The quote above from “The Shift to...
