by Michael G. Sheppard | Mar 12, 2018 | Education Policy, Michael G. Sheppard
We should simplify the way we explain elections to young people, rather than avoiding the conversation or launching into thick statements that merely spout baseless opinions on politicians and the issues. Whether you’re discussing what’s happening on The Hill,...
by Michael G. Sheppard | Feb 19, 2018 | Education Policy
According to the American Bar Association Center of Pro Bono, the state of Maryland boasts one of the greatest rates of pro bono activity in the nation. Lawyers donated approximately 1,150,205 hours of volunteer or pro bono legal services; spending that hour...
by Michael G. Sheppard | Sep 14, 2017 | Education Policy, Michael G. Sheppard, Veteran Affairs
Low-income individuals, the underserved, and veterans in Seattle now have access to many more enriching opportunities. Seattle, Washington’s South Seattle College recently opened the Education Opportunity Center (EOC). The development of the program is an...
by Michael G. Sheppard | Oct 22, 2015 | Education Policy, Michael G. Sheppard
Whether you are a novice or experienced teacher, strategies for efficient and effective classroom management are vital in creating a strong, conducive, and positive learning environment. Classroom management, by definition, is a process of ensuring efficient and...
by Michael G. Sheppard | Sep 24, 2015 | Education Policy
Every few years, there comes a new idea to save American public schools. Whether it was the No Child Left Behind act of 2001, that sought to use standards and accountability to push its students to proficiency, or the Race to the Top initiative of 2014, that...
by Michael G. Sheppard | Mar 12, 2015 | Education Policy, Veteran Affairs
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