Melanie Link Taylor, USA, K-12, Special Education, General Education
Melanie Link Taylor is an educator and author in Southern California, credentialed in both General Education and Special Academic Instruction, an experienced teacher K-12.
MzTeachuh
MzTeachuh serves an international audience of educators and families with timely news, educational theory, and practical information on education, special needs, ed tech, educational law, and current events. MzTeachuh also posts family and classroom activities.
Mzteachuh is a daily source for educational news on the web.
Theme: teaching, ed tech, special needs, parenting
Hello! I'm a Ph.D in Scienze Umane e dell'educazione. I'm an educator, an expert in family education, and I have taught in the Media Education laboratories at the Facoltà di Scienze della Formazione. My research area is media education, with particular interest in the relationship between families and media.
My research areas include school activities with particular interest in Whiteboard.
Mum4parents
Mum4parents is a desire to be when I grow by analyzing the data of my research for a PhD, I realized that most of the parents has a limited knowledge related to new technologies and feels inadequate in respect of their children.
Then I dreamed that a blog could become a point of reference, a space for dialogue, a place of shared reflections, a blog in which to provide the wealth of knowledge and skills that I was gradually building up.
Lisa Dewey Wells, USA, Early Childhood Education, Early Childhood
For the nearly 20 years, Lisa Dewey Wells has taught early childhood (three-year-olds through third grade) at independent schools in Massachusetts, New York and Maryland, including the past 12 years at St. Anne’s School of Annapolis. Her passion for teaching includes a commitment to knowing each learner as an individual and creating a classroom community where the social curriculum is interwoven with the academic fabric.
Lisa holds her M.Ed. from Lesley University and has additional training from the Gesell Institute and Gurian Institute. She is a certified Responsive Classroom Teacher Leader through the Northeast Foundation for Children, which gives her the privilege of mentoring colleagues and collaborating with other teacher leaders who use the Responsive Classroom approach.
In addition to presenting to local and regional conferences on social curriculum, inquiry based learning, and digital story telling, Lisa is a contributing editor on Stage of Life and writes about child development and learning on her blog, Wonder of Children. She can be reached at wonderofchildren@gmail.com or on the Wonder of Children page on Facebook.
Wonder of Children
Capturing the wonder of teaching, learning and life with young children.
Theme: education, learning, teaching, play, literacy, social curriculum, parenting
Maureen Ingram has been involved with parent participatory schools for some 20 years. She currently works as a mentor for new early childhood teachers and teaches a weekly mixed-age preschool class.
Maureen has a keen interest in open-ended exploratory learning, problem-solving with young children, social/emotional learning, and helping both parents and teachers understand their preschoolers. She is President of the Potomac Association of Cooperative Teachers (which provides training opportunities for early childhood educators from D.C., Maryland, and Virginia).
MYI Early Childhood Reflections
I see this blog as a dwelling place for my enthusiasm about "all things early childhood." I teach 3 year olds and I love it. I also mentor new early childhood teachers.
I enjoy exploring why I do things a certain way - the "theory" behind the "practice." I'd love for this blog to be a soft place for teachers, parents, and caregivers to land, to consider a variety of educational topics, and perhaps help us understand little ones a little better.
Theme: early childhood, preschool, exploration, engineering, parenting, curriculum, problem solving, discipline, creativity, critical thinking, reflection
Jenny Lewis, USA, Secondary, English, Spanish, GT, SPED
I have worked as an Instructional Coach, English Teacher, Spanish Teacher, k-12, urban and rural schools. I currently teach HS English II, III, IV and College Comp and am the Gifted and Talented Program Coordinator.
Teaching to Understand
I started this blog out of frustration with the current focus on high-stakes testing. I want to share my thoughts on education, great links I find, and connect with like-minded educators and parents so we can "be the change we want to see in the world"
After 26 years in the Indiana public schools, I quit and am now teaching college writing. I am also a professional speaker and writer, and a social media maven. I do Internet liaison/watchdog work for several businesses.
Scheiss Weekly
I write about educational issues, parenting, literacy, social media, and the occasional whimsical rant.
Brett Hetherington is a freelance writer and teacher (teacher of English, History and IB Theory of Knowledge) living in Catalonia, northern Spain.
Some of his published work can be found in The Australian Journalism Review, Barcelona Metropolitan, Catalonia Today, Reportage magazine, OpEd News and the Costa Brava Resident.
He is the author of “The Re-Made Parent,” a non-fiction book available to publishers through Barcelona’s Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency.
Brett Hetherington
This is the website of Brett Hetherington (living in Catalonia, northern Spain) a parent, writer and teacher of English, History and IB Theory of Knowledge.
Theme: education, catalonia, parenting, children, human rights, social issues
Maya Frost, Argentina, USA, Secondary, Higher, Community College, University, Global Education
Maya Frost is America's Top Education Designer and the author of The New Global Student: Skip the SAT, Save Thousands on Tuition, and Get a Truly International Education (May 2009).
She's the founder of the Education Design Institute, a creative group of "edurati" from around the world, and is the head cheerleader for Smart Education Design.
New Globals
Maya Frost, author of The New Global Student, writes about bright ideas and bold moves in education design around the world.
Theme: global education, international education, parenting, study abroad, college prep, college admissions, college degree
Barbara J. Feldman, USA, Primary, Secondary, Technology
I am a nationally syndicated columnist, online publisher, mother and wife (not listed in order of importance, of course!) I write about educational Internet at Surfnetkids.com, and keep a personal blog at BarbaraFeldman.com.
Barbara Feldman: Welcome to my Office My thoughts and ramblings about my life and my work. Everything that doesn't fit in my other more structured sites.
Theme: columnist, internet, parenting, personal technology
I am 22 and wrote a parenting book from a teen's perspective when I was in High School in Los Angeles, CA. I graduated from Emory University in May 2007. I do speaking events and radio shows across the country for teachers and parents about what life is really like from the net-generation view.
On Teens Today with Vanessa Van Petten
Vanessa gives real advice from teen's about how parents and adults can approach the net-generation and speak to them on their level. She honestly explores how teens today deal with everything from cheating on tests, marijuana, curfews, cyberbullying and much more.
Her goal is to give adults a small window into the lives of teens so they can develop better relationships and we can have happier young adults.
Theme: teens, internet, cyberbullying, e-learning, parents, teachers, school, academics, study skills, organization, cliques, peer pressure, high school, middle school, college, homework, test
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