The personal blog of Gary S. Stager, Ph.D.
Blocked Web sites, IT staff that exist to hinder staff, and restrictive policies make integrating technology too hard to overcome By Gary S. Stager, Ph.D. …
An old friend and colleague got a new job at an education marketing/communication company where he believed they wanted actual content. He asked me to …
I became a pre-k through 8th grade teacher in the mid-1980s. I was literally in the last teacher education cohort who was expected to learn …
On Christmas Eve (2016), the world lost one of its most profound thinkers when learning theorist, Dr. Edith Ackermann, left us at age 70. Anyone …
Dear Dr. Williams: Thank you so much for being the first ISTE executive or board member to address the sad state of affairs expressed by …
In honor of Computer Science Week, I humbly share with you the digital archives of one of the longest-running journals in the history of computing …
When it comes to technology, teachers are too often treated as imbeciles or felons! In 1990, I was hired to teach public school 4th grade. …
School is More than a Place – Laptops in Teacher Education by Gary S. Stager Adjunct Professor – Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology …
A colleague recently asked for advice for parents wishing to opt-out their children from school assigned homework. This is what we did. Every person we …
From the archives… Back-to-Rule We must address behavior and not technology © 2001 Gary S. Stager Published in the November 2001 issue of Curriculum Administrator Magazine …