Category: interviews

David B. Cohen, a California teacher who I have often written about here over the years, has just authored a great book titled Capturing The Spark: Inspired Teaching, Thriving Schools. He spent a year visiting classrooms...

A year ago I posted an interview with Ann Foreman, who coordinates the Teaching English-British Council Facebook page, the most popular site in the world for English language teachers (see Interview With Ann Foreman, Coordinator...

Note: The original headline of this post described Ann’s site as “the most popular site on the web for English Language Learners.” I’ve since changed it to “English Language Teachers.”...

Last month, I posted The Best Three Sites On The Web For ESL/EFL/ELL/ELT Teachers. I’ve since interviewed the people behind each of those sites, and will be publishing them over the next few weeks. Last week I published my...

John (Croft) Norton is the founder and co-editor of MiddleWeb.com. John also co-founded the national Teacher Leaders Network and works as an education writer, editor and virtual community developer. See his LinkedIn page for...

(As regular readers know, each month I interview people in the education world about whom I want to learn more. You can see read those past interviews here.) Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach is the author (with Lani Ritter Hall) of the...

As regular readers know, each month I interview people in the education world about whom I want to learn more. You can see read those past interviews here. Today, Larry Cuban, the well-known author, researcher, and former...

As regular readers know, each month I interview people in the education world about whom I want to learn more. You can see read those past interviews here. Today, I’m publishing October’s “Interview Of The...

As regular readers know, each month I interview people in the education world about whom I want to learn more. You can see read those past interviews here. Today, my guest is Judie Haynes, long time ESL teacher, author, and...