Haga clic por favor el swoosh en el derecho de traducir esta página web en español. Es libre. Gracias.
Join our community (it’s free) and receive 80202 our monthly eNewsletter. Cofounder and Columnist, Dusty Fisher will provide valuable information about education and technology, Pilot updates, and topics requested from you, our valued readers.
See Spot. See Spot run. See Dick. See Dick’s new Sidekick3. See Jane. See Jane’s iPod. Spot hasn’t changed much, but Dick and Jane have changed, and the way they learn has changed.
21Schoolhouse is a resource room for those who teach. Teachers include classroom teachers, parents, administrators, counselors, and kids of all ages who teach one another.
With your help, 21Schoolhouse will become a one-stop-shop for daily resources to enhance your teaching experience. We will organize the chaos of the Internet for you and put the information you need at your fingertips to help simplify and brighten your day.
Mark Eagle and Dusty Fisher, the founders of 21Schoolhouse, believe innovative solutions can make learning easier. Please enjoy this site, and sign up for our eNewsletter, 80202 at the left. Click on the various links above to submit your ideas, articles, websites, and stories
Congratulations to Miss Terry Adams from Olathe, Kansas who submitted this link. Terry has earned the privilege of downloading the 21st Century Schoolhouse Commemorative Brick for her computer wallpaper. Way to go, Terry.
Parents Increase your child’s financial aid package with one simple technique.
If your child did a little planning, he saved some money from his summer job. If your family has really planned, there is a savings account that you didn’t even tell her about. Parents, if your child is planning to go to college, you will soon learn about the Free Application For Student Aid (known as FAFSA). If you understand how this works you can maximize your financial aid package. For now, you should know that over 30% of any money that is in the child’s name will be allocated by the government’s formula to be given to the college they attend each year. So, instead of thinking you are helping your student by paying those school fees for them, have your child use the money in their account to pay for their expenses. When FAFSA time approaches, you’ll both realize what a favor you did for them.
“Technology has changed the way our younger generations communicate. Innovation will change the way everyone learns. We need to change learning like Starbucks changed coffee.”
