The Reading Workshop

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Three weeks ago, Mr. John Edgar, the Superintendent of Logan Elm Schools showed up in my classroom.  Needless to say, this unannounced visi...

Handwriting is still alive, but should it be? With all of the emphasis on curriculum, the need to cover the course of study, and prepare fo...

John Rundage, the Technology Coordinator for Logan Elm Schools described his routine and responsibilities at a presentation at the Ohio eTe...

Should schools still be buying books? Is reading something online on a computer, or on a reader the same as sitting down with a book? In...

Who are these kids? It used to be we worried about too much Sesame Street and Barney , or other TV time, but those days are gone. Today, ...

Recently students were surveyed about their feelings regarding computer use in the classroom. As we continue to find more and more ways to...

Constant controversy about spending on education, NCLB, and the value of technology in education controls the news media. In this Reading W...

Having computers and other gadgets in a class is great. But, does it increase student learning? According to many, the only reason schools...

Twelve years ago I started on a quest to use technology to improve language arts instruction. I had one computer that worked a little bit, ...