Ashford University’s motto is “Technology Changes Everything” and they are correct. Technology does change everything- when it works! One thing I’ve learned during my six years as an online educator is that both online instructors […]
For me, when asked why I chose to teach online, the answer is pretty simple. I would love to tell you it’s because online teaching is rewarding (it is in many ways!) – but the […]
“Ctrl-C – Ctrl-V” “Copy and Paste” “A Modern-Day Research Paper” In the online classroom, one issue that instructors are constantly battling is plagiarism. In today’s digital age, where “Googling” is a verb that provides an […]
One of the most frustrating aspects of teaching online is that countless students hurt their grade by submitting assignments late. Due to the structure and nature of online courses, students are given a complete syllabus […]
One of the most common and frustrating aspects of dealing with students taking courses online are the countless and numerous late excuses. In most online platforms, students are presented with the entire course on day […]
Currently, I am a full-time work-at-home mom (WAHM) to three precocious children, all under 5. When I graduated from college 10 years ago with my Masters degree in Political Science, the thought of working from […]
Introduction As a result of increasing financial pressures, a decreasing tax base, and recently heightened public concern over the quality of education provided by many public schools, the current career outlook for school superintendents is […]
At BMIE, we’re big fans of TED talks and huge fans of Sir Ken Robinson, a leading thinker on transforming education. He argues that the education system should focus less on standardized testing and more […]
Image Source It’s no secret that nutrition affects a child’s school performance. Teachers have witnessed children falling asleep at their desks because they lack energy and can’t concentrate. And when calories come from food that’s high […]
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