As summer approaches, students, parents and educators kick the school machine into overdrive. The looming final deadline and the promise of summer tap into an intrinsic motivation that some students, especially the procrastinators, come to rely on. It’s the siren call for missing assignments and...
If you’re a parent or educator, you’ve probably heard the term Project-Based Learning in discussions with other parents and educators recently. What is Project-Based Learning, and why is it trending in education today? Designed as a way to integrate 21st Century skills into academic work,...
It’s time to think about summer plans! In just a couple of months, school’s out and parents will have a lot of time to fill for their children. That’s almost three months that will quickly fly by – unless, of course, your kids are bored....
Students at Delray Beach’s Space of Mind school will debut their “Many Cultures: One World” exhibit at the Cornell Art Museum at Old School Square at 6 p.m. during the First Friday Art Walk on May 5....
School is a child’s full-time job. There isn’t really a paycheck, of course, but hours are logged, sweat equity is paid, and lessons are learned (sometimes the hard way). Like adults at work, students in today’s traditional school system face a daily grind that can...
Come, ye, to a most notable Feast! The 1st Annual Shakespeare in the Garden Feast will be held on Saturday, March 4, 2017 at 7 p.m. in the Swinton Community Garden, 28 N. Swinton Avenue in Delray Beach. ...
Check out our photos from the Magical History Tour...
Our week culminated in Charleston, where we visited the Slave Mart Museum in the morning. It was a very powerful experience, as the walls are built by the bricks made by slaves. To hear that slaves were sometimes walked more than 20 miles a day...