Remote learning? Budget cuts? How are our schools coping? Linda Greenberg lives at the nexus of parents, teachers and administrators.
Tag: education
Online learning systems
How do you sell cloud-based learning systems on four continents while managing a remote team — all from home? We dive into online education, home schooling, coping with time differences and learning from video games.
Teaching college from home
How do you teach a hands-on university class from home? David Mayes shares the trials and tribulations of a sudden transition, all while holding down his day job as a printing rep from his home office.
A new brand takes flight
This Foundation quickly needed to rename itself and create a fresh, new brand identity that would help announce and embody a change within the community, and help students soar.
How to raise money for education? Wine!
Supporting education while imbibing has to be a great invention. Through in tasings from local restaurants and a beautiful seaside setting and you have the event of the season.
Pier Party was a blast!
Sunday was the first ever Pier Party!, a fundraising event on the Santa Monica Pier at Pacific Park, supporting the … More
Public Domain — the new Java Drama
Readers of this blog know I’ve been supportive of the theater program at Santa Monica High School. And you might … More
A night of dramatic madness
Who gets to decide if a person is crazy? Do some people just happen to see the world in a … More
Shakespeare meets Mudmen
I don’t imagine that the Bard of Avon ever saw a Papua New Guinea Asaro Mudman. But that hasn’t stopped director Darryl Hovis and costume designer Shannon Kennedy from turning the fairies of A Midsummer Night’s Dream into denizens of that Southwest Pacific island forest. Or us from creating a wild new visual approach to the play…
Waiting for Superman
I’ve been pretty involved in our son’s high school. Admittedly, not as deeply engaged as some. But enough to be very aware of the disaster we are wreaking on our children by neglecting the funding of education.
This past year has been the worst I’ve seen in a long time. Here in California, we are ranked dead last in the nation in spending per student. And the effects of this indifference are everywhere.
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