September 24, 2008
We are honored to periodically host the Carnival of Education. Hats off to our good friend Jane Goodwin for all of her work on the latest Carnival. - editor
It's time to put on our thinking caps and experience the 190th Carnival of Education, right here at Steve Spangler's blog!
All learning is scientific, you know. The world is a giant laboratory, and every day, we are all, regardless of our ages, making discoveries never before known to mankind.
Perhaps some of you will make some discoveries right here at the Carnival of Education!
Remember now, we don't all necessarily have to agree on everything to appreciate it, or realize that it has a value.
Let's begin with some
Games for the Brain. That will make us alert and ready for some educational action.
Over at
Three Standard Deviations to the Left, there is some discussion about low expectations. Mr. IB lets us know, in no uncertain terms, that HIS expectations are high.
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August 27, 2008
Once again, the educators that help put together the
Carnival of Education have included
one of our blog posts in this week's edition of the Carnival. Check it out and support our fellow bloggers and educators by reading some of the other great blogs over there!
August 14, 2008
Hey, folks, the new
Carnival of Education is up and we're in it! Go check it out... you'll find all kinds of fantastic resources and information there.
July 15, 2008
What makes a good science fair, a good school, a good science lesson? Hands-on exploration and discovery are a great start and never forget to instill a sense of wonder and curiosity in our students.
Without enthusiasm and even a little risk sometimes, learning can quickly become a dead end street. Where there's boredom, there's danger.
No worries about any of that here, though. The teachers who have contributed to this week's Carnival of Education are all of those good things... and MORE.
Let's visit some of them, shall we?
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June 12, 2008
Every once in a while I stumble across a new resource or website and say, "Why didn't I know about this before now?" If you're a teacher and you don't know about
The Carnival of Education, check it out! As I understand it, the Carnival of Education is hosted on a new education site each week, and it has an amazing readership. Brew a second pot of coffee because once you start reading, you'll get roped in for a few hours (each time you check it out).
