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Lou Holtz speaks to graduates at Trine University on May 7, 2011. Skip the four minute introduction. Michael Keany Jul 1, 2015 39 views
Raised listening to his dad's old records, Joey Alexander plays a brand of sharp, modern piano jazz… Michael Keany Jun 29, 2015 28 views
Leonie Haimson is a parent advocate and Executive Director of Class Size Matters, as well as the fo… Michael Keany Jun 28, 2015 30 views
View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/how-speakin... It’s obvious that knowing more than one… Michael Keany Jun 28, 2015 102 views
Dr. Russell J. Quaglia is a globally recognized pioneer in the field of education, known for his un… Michael Keany Jun 25, 2015 108 views
Decades ago, few pediatricians had heard of autism. In 1975, 1 in 5,000 kids was estimated to have… Michael Keany Jun 19, 2015 88 views
Tim Rylands has been described as “an extremely gifted and inspirational teacher, with a love of th… Michael Keany Jun 11, 2015 67 views
Vanessa Rodriguez is currently an advanced doctoral candidate in the Human Development and Educatio… Michael Keany Jun 9, 2015 75 views
On Linda Cliatt-Wayman’s first day as principal at a failing high school in North Philadelphia, she… Michael Keany Jun 5, 2015 84 views
Eric Mazur is the Balkanski Professor of Physics and Applied Physics at Harvard University, Dean of… Michael Keany Jun 4, 2015 100 views
Noam Chomsky is an eminent American theoretical linguist, cognitive scientist and philosopher, who… Michael Keany Jun 2, 2015 99 views
Want some new ideas for technology in your classroom? Want to know how to keep up when you're an ov… Michael Keany Jun 1, 2015 85 views
This Teacher Appreciation Month, we want to honor the teachers around the world. They not only taug… Michael Keany May 27, 2015 116 views
With all the distractions of summer (beaches, pools, friends, and great weather!), it can be diffic… Michael Keany May 27, 2015 38 views
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An architect of the "Boston miracle," Rev. Jeffrey Brown started out as a bewildered young pastor w… Michael Keany May 27, 2015 74 views
There’s a common misconception that if you like to meticulously organize your things, keep your han… Michael Keany May 27, 2015 80 views
Here’s an interesting “Choose Your Own Adventure” interactive video on bullying (thanks to Michelle… Michael Keany May 24, 2015 172 views
Pasi Sahlberg is Finnish educator, author and scholar. He has worked as schoolteacher, teacher educ… Michael Keany May 21, 2015 68 views
Ramsey Musallam is a secondary science instructor at Sacred Heart Cathedral in downtown San Francis… Michael Keany May 19, 2015 63 views
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