If you’re in your mid-twenties or older, you probably remember what school was like before technology became ubiquitous in the classroom. It was a treat when your teacher would come into the classroom with a bulky TV and cassette in tow, or when they rolled in a cart carrying the overhead projectors. Today, nearly all […]

In the digital world, a key learning factor for middle school students is developing a proper digital citizenship mindset. Although learning about the intricacies of digital citizenship has no age limit, it’s important for children to learn good digital behavior early on as it will give them the proper tools they need to stay out

With digital technologies like social media – as well as e-commerce and a host of other online solutions –becoming completely integrated into our everyday lives, it’s important to teach people how to behave properly on the internet. This type of Digital Citizenship is essential for this day and age, where industries, politics, and society in

At the formative ages of 11 to 13, a student should learn more than just what’s in the books. These children are at an age where they’re still in an age where they are easily influenced by external factors and the people around them, but at the same time, they’re more likely to be more

Featured Image from: Echo High school: where film and TV shows claim is ruled by your stereotypical dumb jock and rich mean girls. However, thanks to modern technology, fiction is not the same as reality. Today, your average bully isn’t a buff senior or a blonde clad in pink. Today’s high school bully has no

Just because it’s not happening in your classroom, that doesn’t mean bullying isn’t happening right under your nose. With technology making retail, information, and other conveniences easily accessible through a smartphone or any access to the internet, the same applies to communication with others. Unfortunately, some students and other children, teens, and even adults abuse