Eric Sheninger is the Principal at New Milford High School located in Bergen County, NJ and joins the Core to discuss why he chose education as a profession and what expectations he has for his staff. You’ll find Eric’s candor refreshing

Dr. Ronald Roukema, Headmaster, at Marymount International School, Paris joins the Core for an in-depth discussion about international education. I met Ron when I presented at the European Conference of International Schools (ECIS) Leadership Conference in Vienna this year. Ron

James Boutin  has taught around the U.S. in his first six years as a professional. James shares his thoughts on unions, teacher evaluations, professional development and the training of early-career teachers. His raw perspective provides a fresh take on subjects

  So, a teacher a school administrator and a politician walk into a… You mean you haven’t heard the educational “concept” sweeping this nation? Teacher evaluations have taken on a life of their own over the last few years. Education

Frank Catalano joins me in the Core of Education to discuss BYOD, the culture of education technology and the impact ed tech has on teachers. Frank is a contributor for MindShift and worked for Pearson for four years with the title

The Core of Education welcomes Lord James Knight, former Minister of Education in England, and Deputy Director Richard Culatta of the Office of Educational Technology. In Part I we discuss hurdles each country faces in successfully integrating technology into classrooms.

Summer break! A time of relaxation…a time of reflection…ahhhhh Whoops I’m not a kid anymore! Summer break is actually a misnomer in the education world as countless professionals prepare for another wave of updates, mandates and “oh my” days. Yes,

Online education has been gaining steam recently thanks, in large part, to innovators like Salman Kahn and the Kahn Academy. Kahn’s recent presentation for TED was brought on or “sponsored” by non other than Mr. Gates himself. Should we be