In a February 2018 article on Middleweb, Dr. Nancy Sulla demonstrates that “without the skills of executive function, you cannot access the information needed to transform thinking and produce powerful learning. Executive function is, therefore, the coveted missing link to student achievement.” Dr. Sulla explains what executive function is and how it directly impacts a […]
Learner-Active, Technology-Infused Classrooms Highlighted in Tampa Bay Times Art...
Tampa Bay Times writer Jeff Solochek recently visited two Learner-Active, Technology-Infused schools in the Tampa Bay area. He describes his experience and observations in his February 7 article, “Pasco Schools Find Success Letting Students Make More Choices.” “When you take a standard and create a ‘felt need,’ they really want to learn. These students are […]
IDE Corp. to Present and Exhibit at Techspo ’18 in Atlantic City
IDE Corp. is pleased to announce we will be exhibiting and presenting at Techspo ’18 — New Jersey’s Premier Educational Technology Training and Exhibition Conference for School Leaders and Educators. Members of the IDE Corp. team will showcase with school partners throughout the conference which is held in Atlantic City NJ from January 25 through […]
IDE Corp. to Present in Multiple Sessions at FETC 2018
This year marks the 38th annual Future of Education Technology Conference and IDE Corp. will, once again, have a strong representation. Members of the IDE Corp. team will showcase with school partners throughout the conference which is held in Orlando from January 23 through January 26, 2018. Additionally, you can visit IDE Corp. in the […]
Deliberate and Purposeful Rubric Transitions
I first wrote my book Students Taking Charge in 2011. Now I’m finishing second editions with both a K–5 version and 6–12 version (due out summer 2018). By focusing each book on specific grade levels, I have room to go into more detail on topics! I thought I’d share some of the insights on how […]
