Wow! That’s Bad (math)
They’re dumb. They’re lazy. They’re sneaky. They’re gullible. They don’t read. They hallucinate. They’re mean. They’re dishonest. They can’t multiply. They’re addicted to social media… …
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And the Children Shall Feed
It saddens me that student speech rights have been continuously curtailed in the decades since I was in school. I become even more depressed when …
What I Did On My Three Summer Vacations
Silverman, B. (1998). What I Did On My Three Summer Vacations. Logo Exchange, 17(1). Gary StagerVeteran educator Gary Stager, Ph.D. is the author of Twenty …
Been There, Done That
I created this post to remind people that the dystopian fantasy of replacing schools with AI is far from new and in many ways has …
The Complete Banned Collection
I’ve been writing for magazines since the late 1990s and on occasion the publisher or Editor-in-Chief objected to the content of a column and refused …
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The Best Way to Make Enemies (2008)
Do the impossible © 2008 Gary S. Stager, Ph.D. I led professional development in the world’s first two “laptop schools” back in 1990. Ever since, …
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Terrorize or Educate?
Consider the Source I marvel how infrequently people verify the credentials of instant experts before trusting their expertise, or worse, reposting it on social media. …
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Invent To Learn – Now in 10 Languages
In 2013, Sylvia Martinez and I wrote/published Invent To Learn: Making, Tinkering, and Engineering in the Classroom. That book, called the “bible of the maker …
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Early 1990s Papers by Gary Stager
I recently located and scanned several conference papers I wrote between 1990 and 1993. The first is particularly special because it justified my first trip …
This isn’t About Cheating, but a Loss of Dominance
Note: I capitalize the name of school subjects as a convention in this piece. The unprecedented hype and hysteria surrounding generative AI chatbots reveals something …