It's very easy to shy away from technology, especially social media. It can be intimidating, overwhelming, and just plain confusing. But...

It's a hard fact of life that students tend to fall into labeled categories during their school years. The class clowns, the athletes, t...

When does a white lie turn into a big lie? When does a simple tease at the lunch table turn into an eating disorder? When does the need to b...

Let's face it. In order to keep up with what people are talking about, you're going to have to breakdown and check out Pinterest . W...

You did it!! You have made it through another calendar year. Your hair may be shorter, greyer, and/or thinner, but you are here. While you h...

Ok ok so we realize the whole "what are you thankful for" idea is not new. However, we do need to remind ourselves from time to ti...

In light of the recent teacher's strike in Chicago, Illinois, it got us thinking about the give and take of our profession. Educators ...

Don't have a lot of spare cash to fund your classroom needs? Feeling like your desk is already a mess after just a few weeks in? Struggl...

Internet4classrooms remains a free web portal for all educators. Our newsletters, resources, learning programs, testing practice guides, cu...

How have you used technology this summer? Have you discovered new apps on your devices that can keep you organized? Have you found new websi...

You did it - you got through another year. Desks are empty. The halls are silent. What will you do all summer? Work? Exercise? Shop? Sleep? ...

This month we have a guest blogger. Her name is Tracy Hanson .  She is the developer of K12 Next Generation, LLC, a new virtual school distr...

Have you noticed the behavioral shift in your students? Spring has sprung, and our children are raring to go. Sometimes recess is not enough...

Consider these two scenarios: 1) You instruct your students on a graphing assignment. Find the number of times each selected letter is use...

There was a hilarious Saturday Night Live skit titled "You Can Do Anything" with Daniel Radcliffe. Its theme was basically this: Y...

It's 2012 and you have half a school year left. Forget the common resolutions of drinking more water, flossing every day, and shedding a...

The other day I noticed my neighbor cutting his grass, but my hands were full, I was running to the car, plus his back was turned, so I deci...

Ever wonder what to do with all that art work? Are you looking for a class project to send home to parents? Create your own web flip books. ...

Internet4Classrooms is pleased to feature Miriam Holt  as a guest writer this month as we highlight  SAT and ACT Test Preparation .  M iria...

No matter where we live, we can all relate and remember where we were and what we were doing on the shocking day forever known as 9/11. As e...

USA Today recently published an article by Greg Toppo titled, " Web restrictions draw ire of some educators ," about putting limit...

We've all thought about it once or twice, especially now that it's August. You're thinking, man, in a couple of weeks it's b...

Internet4Classrooms is pleased to feature Rich Mintzer as a guest writer this month as we highlight Exceptional Children  and Irlen Syndrome...

It's no secret that this month Oprah is ending The Oprah Show after 25 years on air. Her final episodes include the lessons she's le...

In addition to ever-changing technology and teaching methods in our classroom, our students are changing too. They are independent, adaptabl...