Cheryl Cox Educational Consultants

I quit my job as a public school teacher. This is why

As much as I want to stay in public schools, to fight for my students’ right to learn how to think well about complex issues, I have decided the fight is...

Why I’m a Public-School Teacher But a Private-School Parent

Open-ended Questions to Encourage Conversation

Why is it important to ask students open ended questions? It encourages academic thinking and conversation, especially among English Language Learners. Get tips for using open ended questions in your classroom.

Where did resilience go? The reason I became an Independent Educational Consultant

Have we become a nation of parent fixers? This has become glaringly evident in light of the recent college admission scandal. Parents so caught up in the

How to Choose a Primary or Secondary School According to Expert Educational Consultants

An expert educational consultant at International College Counselors offers tips on how to choose a primary or secondary school.

An Educational Consultant's View on Admissions & Learning Disabilities

Educational Consultant Lori Day reveals strategies for helping students with learning disabilities.

12 Educational Technology Trends

While “trendy” ideas and products come and go, many of these influential concepts seem likely to continue to shape edtech for many years to come.

Educational how tos

10 Great Body Language Tips for Your Next Presentation ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

What Is Your Educational Philosophy?

While lesson planning this summer, educators might also take time to reflect on their core beliefs about learning and teaching.

How to Publish an Educational Research Proposal

A great test college essay isn’t the simplest thing to discover on the net, where anyone utilizing a keyboard along with a site may post a thing that purports to be regarded a quality, totall…

When Does Educational Equity Become Educationally Unethical? (Opinion)

Equity stumbles into a truly gruesome place when educators are directed to shortchange students based on how they look or where they live.

How Valuable are Federally Funded Educational Resources?

The federal government should work toward a comprehensive policy to require that publicly funded resources are made publicly available.

Who Is An Educational Leader?

There is an infamous activity that teachers have done with students where they ask them to ‘draw a scientist’ and students of all ages will usually draw a white male in a lab coat. If we were to ask educators, ‘Who is an educational leader?’, …

Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education

How HBCUs Contribute to Educational Equity

Find Your Educational Niche

Education is not a competitive sport! Educators should not look at others for comparisons sake. Education is a collaborative practice. Educators look to others for ideas and inspiration. A Cautionary Tale: My first year of teaching felt like a competition. My principal’s observations noted comparisons Read More

The Benefits of An Educational Liaison

Educational Liaisons help children and families stay involved with their schools while the kids are absent for treatment.

Leading Educational Innovation with Blackboard Learn Ultra

U-Tad implemented Blackboard Learn Ultra to enhance the educational offer that is taught through a face-to-face methodology focused on practice.

Are You Blithely Unaware of How Educational Research Impacts You?

There are teachers and leaders who believe that researchers have little to do with their classroom practice, but the reality is that what researchers do has a direct effect on everything that happens in the classroom.