We have heard the phrase "The Children are our Future" so many times it loses its effect. However, it doesn't make it any less true. With our government in a very weird place we need to look at our next generation of voters to possibly be the fix. Listen in today to see what our children can do help the nation.

Pittsburgh, PA is under a lot of snow. Happy Spring! We decided to host an inpromtu radio show for those of you stuck in the house. Call in and talk to us about anything education related including what to do when your stuck at home in the snow!

Join us today at 4pm est for the call in show. The topic today is anti-victim movement. We need to do something about the bullying issues in our country. We need to arm the possible victims with ways to help themselves. Let's talk about ideas on how not to be a victim.

This is going to be a fun chat. Call in to share some of your favorite new techs, apps and web sites that you think other teachers could benefit from using. Don;t be shy! Call in and let's help each other with new ideas.

In this episode on the Council on the Future of Education, we will discuss the need, or lack there of, to teach handwriting. We will have an open discussion with anyone in the cyber world being allowed to call in and speak your opinion.

This is the Declaration of Educational Independence. Sometimes we need to be disruptive to get change.

When we talk about the need for an educational revolution we need to include the discussion of textbooks. They are a throw back to the industrial revolution and a costly resource that has outstayed its welcome.

5 Reasons Why it is Time to Drop the Textbook by Council on the Future of Education

Could the Google Business Culture be a Model for Education by Council on the Future of Education

Rob Furman, Andrea Trudeau and Kevin Monaghan discuss parenting changes that may need to occur due to our changing world.