Massachusetts teacher Jonathan Hall experiments with AI in his classroom

Every classroom teacher knows that it is sometimes difficult to hold the attention of the students during a lesson. In Plymouth South Middle School located in Plymouth, Massachusetts, civics teacher Jonathan Hall experiments with using Artificial Intelligence tools to help keep his students engaged.

To learn more, view the video below. (Faith Lapidus reports for Voice Of America News.)

Free internet resources for Women’s History Month

 

 

March has been officially designated Women’s History Month, an annual event which celebrates the many accomplishments of women in all fields of endeavor. To aid you in your lessons as you observe Women’s History Month, you can download and share with your students these free colorful STEM Role Models posters and information about each of these inspirational women from this website: STEM Posters. Enjoy!

 

Author Terry Lee Marzell inducted into prestigious Delta Kappa Gamma Society

Terry Lee Marzell

Author and retired educator Terry Lee Marzell inducted into prestigious Delta Kappa Gamma International Society.

Author Terry Lee Marzell was inducted into the prestigious Delta Kappa Gamma International Society on Saturday, March 2, 2019, in an impressive ceremony held at Sierra Lakes Golf Course in Fontana, California.

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International (DKG) has a long and rich history. The organization was founded in 1929 by Dr. Annie Webb Blanton and a group of eleven of her colleagues at the University of Texas, Austin. Dr. Blanton, who was a professor at the university and had served as state superintendent of public instruction in Texas, and her fellow women educators were prohibited from meeting together professionally, yet they believed there was a pressing need for an organization in which women educators could assist each other in their efforts towards becoming better teachers.

The organization has declared seven purposes. In brief, these are: To unite women educators in fellowship; to honor women who have excelled in the field of education; to advance women as professional educators; to support legislation that is in the best interests of education and women educators; to provide scholarships for outstanding women educators to further their study of the teaching profession; to stimulate personal and professional growth; and to involve women in international educational issues.

Since 1929, the DKG organization has spread to over all 50 states, Washington DC, Puerto Rico, and 17 international countries. Terry Marzell has been named one of 37 charter members of the newly-formed Kappa Beta chapter, which will serve Corona, Norco, Chino, and Chino Hills area.

To learn more about DKG, click on this link: Delta Kappa Gamma.