Gary Stager on the State of Ed Tech (2005)
Why the tech movement is on life support By Gary Stager January 2005 issue of District Administration Magazine The educational computing movement, once led by …
Letting the Sunshine In (2005)
Letting the Sunshine In We need to decrease class size and increase expertise now By Gary Stager November 2005 issue of District Administration Magazine It’s hard …
Newbury 451 (2007)
From the April 2007 issue of District Administration Magazine By Gary S. Stager Angus Solomon sighed Ms Lowry. ‘Is that a penis you’ve drawn in …
Stop the Insanity (2007)
Stop the Insanity Simple strategies to address the growing epidemic of at-risk learners. By Gary Stager October 2007 issue of District Administration Magazine When politicians …
The Most Wonderful Night of the Year
Originally published in The Huffington Post in 2008 There is a great American holiday tradition that flies under the radar annually. It’s not only funny, …
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Podcast discussion: Does Everyone Need to Code?
For decades, I have marveled at the vehemence with which seemingly reasonable adults defend not teaching kids to program computers. Aside from the typical (and …
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Cairo Keynote
Following speaking at the prestigious WISE Conference in Qatar (November 2017), Gary Stager delivered a keynote address on learning-by making at a conference held at …
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The Lost Art of Teaching (podcast)
In May 2018, Gary Stager sat down with Change.School founders, Bruce Dixon and Will Richardson for their Modern Learners Podcast, to discuss learning, teaching, school …
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When a Young Newspaper Reporter Asks Questions, Why not Turn it into a Blog Post?
I recently received interview questions by a cub reporter in the heartland. Paradoxically, the nature of the questions made answering a challenge. Here’s my attempt. …
ISTE’s Dopey Dystopia
Just returned from speaking at my 31st ISTE/NECC Conference. I signed the ISTE charter. As the purported premiere educational technology conference, my chosen field, I …