RE@L Guest Blogger Don Rawitsch Says We Need More Effective STEM In K12; Problem: “Tomorrow’s STEM Careers Need New Curriculum Goals Now!” Here’s How!

by Randy Nelson & Dale LaFrenz | Mar 29, 2020 | RE@L StudentCorner

RE@L is pleased to present RE@L VP Don Rawitsch and his insightful Guest Blog answer to a clear and better path for K12 students as they consider STEM Careers. There has been much discussion on the best way to approach this needed change. Don suggests flipping the...

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by Randy Nelson & Dale LaFrenz | Mar 24, 2020 | RE@L StudentCorner

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RE@LReports: Oregon Trail Co-Inventors Don Rawitsch & Paul Dillenberger Greet a Crowd at History Colorado Center – Celebrating Learning Software that Changed K12!

by Randy Nelson & Dale LaFrenz | Mar 15, 2020 | RE@L StudentCorner

It still takes real teamwork to get things done in K12 learning resources. The MECC teams did just that back in the Oregon Trail™ days. Today our RE@LTeams do the same with our new array of tested LearningProducts™. The past informs the present, they say, and so it...

What Do Students Say About RE@L’s 1Up On Vaping™? Here’s Ellie’s StudentCorner™ Comments: “Don’t Start! If You Did, Quit!”

by Randy Nelson & Dale LaFrenz | Mar 8, 2020 | RE@L StudentCorner

Following up on our last blog by Teacher Todd, we now have a commentary by Student Ellie for our RE@L StudentCorner™. RE@L knows that LearningProduct improvement comes from listening to both teachers and students. Below is a student’s views about vaping and...

What Do Teachers Say About RE@L’s New “1Up On Vaping™”? Read RE@LBlog’s TeacherCorner™ Comments From Teacher Todd: “Don’t Start! But If You Have Started, Quit Now!”

by Randy Nelson & Dale LaFrenz | Mar 1, 2020 | RE@L StudentCorner

Our many readers will recall last fall that our RE@L TeacherCorner™ Todd had many helpful suggestions about making a good start to the 2019-2020 school year. Click on Todd’s photo below to see those tips. They remain useful reminders. Since then, many new...