By Carrie Drake
Curriculum and Training Specialist , Reading Horizons

According to research from the Center for Public Education, "one-and-done" professional development sessions for teachers simply don’t work. With new standards rolling out every year, a one-class-covers-all approach just won’t cut it anymore. Educators aren’t that different from their students when it comes to their learning, so why should they be expected to learn everything at once instead of gradually, as they hope their students can?

By Scott Evans
Marketing Manager, Califone

Critical thinking, communication, collaboration and creativity—these are the "Four Cs" that P21 has identified as critical skills for 21^st century learning. As educators rethink their lesson plans to cater to these skills, one focus area that could help is AV and media skills.

By Tom Borgula
Information Technology Director of Corporate Services, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan

Central Michigan University and ERPsim pair students with University professionals for an immersive IT career path preview.

Q&A w/ Tom Borgula, Information Technology Director, Corporate Services at BCBSM