—by Cheryl Leung, Golden Apple Fellow— While remote learning certainly presents many challenges, it has offered me an unexpected gift. It is a gift of great worth that came as a complete surprise. Having done remote learning in the spring...
—by Cheryl Kerby, Golden Apple Fellow— When I was first approached about starting a Robotics Club for our school, I never dreamed how it would evolve and couldn’t imagine the impact it would have on my students. It began because Intel offered $500...
—by Russell Thompson, Golden Apple Fellow— In my almost 25 years as an educator, technology has rapidly changed traditional teaching; but as of late, it has completely replaced it. Like my contemporaries, I have been a part of the technological...
—by Randy Martin, Golden Apple Fellow— We must move from teaching nationalism to teaching globalism in our classrooms. If we do not make this move, we are not only doing our students a disservice, but are moving dangerously backwards to a time when...
—by Del Hansen, Honorary Golden Apple Council Member— The settlement of a heated land dispute among the British colonies of Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania in 1767 resulted in a compromise called the Mason-Dixon Line, named for the surveyors...
—by Chris Speck, Golden Apple Fellow— I had the most memorable teacher after I finished with school. I had been accepted into the Research Experience for Teachers Program at UNM and was assigned to Tim Boyle’s Lab at Sandia National Labs’ Advanced...
