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Thomas Hanson

Thomas Hanson

   
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Mr. Hanson has spent nearly 30 years in the field of education, working as a teacher, coach and administrator. He enjoys writing about sports and education.

Education/Experience: Bachelors Degree in Mathematics, Masters Degree in Educational Leadership

Interests: Education, Sports

Motto: Each child comes to us with the message that God is not yet discouraged with man.

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Founder of Eidison school movement states its high time to make the business of education a true profession. To do so, educators must be paid salaries comparable to that of other professions.
As a parent of two, one still in college, my concept of computer games rests with some of the earliest creations. PacMan, Donkey Kong, and the bubbly Mario all graced our computer and television scree...
Schools can no longer present "a one size fits all culture" or expect that it is up to students to adjust to the educational programming provided. Instead, schools must become responsive to the very p...
Criticism of "zero tolerance" is primarily due to a lack of understanding of the term as well as the failure of the public to realize that a policy can never completely replace the use of sound judgme...
These horrific shootings, along with the need for such emergency plans, have caused the public to ask, "Are our schools safe?" The answer to that question is actually a resounding yes.
Among the myriad of college application decisions, students should give careful thought to the concept of Early-Admission as part of the college choice process.
In today's public schools, it is referred to as the silent crisis. The issue is "Cutting," the intentional act of causing injury to oneself.
Whereas the subject and grade specific teacher shortages have been clearly documented, another development has seen far less publicity. The shortage, neither subject nor grade specific, is the decreas...
In spite of all the recent press on the subject, the general public still does not have a clear understanding of the No Child Left Behind Act. That isn't surprising as the legislation is so complex th...
Deemed by many educators to be no more than a catchy slogan, the bureaucratic rigidity of the No Child Left Behind Act and its one-size-fits-all formulaic approach has made the legislation a formidabl...