A Change in Structure

Over the last few months I've really been proud of the lesson ideas that I've been posting. Unfortunately, I've also been a little bit hungry as I've looked for additional work. Therefore, I've decided to make my lesson ideas into a daily publication that will be emailed out to subscribers. For a modest fee of $5 a month or $50 a year I will send a daily email to you with a set of lesson ideas in them. If you are interested in this publication email me at ap at Pass-Ed.com

So, what am I going to do with my blog. I'm still thinking about this one, but, for the time being I"m going to simply put one lesson idea on the blog a day, sort of as a teaser for the publication. Here's today's lesson idea:

Ask your students how their life might be different if the Internet did not exist. What kind of games would they play? How would they communicate with their friends? Ask your students if they have any friends whom they've met on the Internet? This might be a good opportunity to remind your students about Internet security. You might ask them to write an essay, or blog an essay, in which they describe life without the Internet.

While this lesson idea is connected to a current event, you'll have to order the publication to see the context in which I've developed this lesson.