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Teachers Who Tweet: 50 Educators You Should Follow

By: Samantha Burton March 25, 2015March 25, 2015

Teachers & Teachingedtech, educators, for students, for teachers, professors, twitter7 Comments

It’s no surprise that Twitter, inarguably one of the most popular social platforms, has more than tweens and “hip brands” (like us, of course!) tweeting tidbits into the universe. Teachers, professors, and other types of educators use this platform to bring academia into the 21st Century, share ideas, and intellectually influence their followers. We’ve put together a…

Why College Students Today Can’t Write

By: jhgardner November 7, 2012November 7, 2012

College Students, Education, Guest Posts, Teachers & Teaching, Writingcollege, essays, high school, professors, students, teachers, Writing, writing class, writing skills1 Comment

Today’s post is brought to you by Braintrack.com, an online resource for university, college, and career searches. You can check out their blog here! College professors have been bemoaning the lack of solid writing skills in their students for decades (see this article from 1974 for proof), but statistics gathered over the past few years suggest that student…