on 2012-09-11
This was simply too good not to post. While browsing my Google+ stream (it’s actually an amazingly useful resource and worth checking out if you haven’t yet!), I came across this fabulous Reddit-style meme. It made me choke on my coffee and I hope it makes you laugh (not choke) and realize how awesome math jokes are. Enjoy!
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What are the chances of making 10 consecutive free throws? Sal Khan and LeBron James team up to respond.
![The Funny Thing About Cheating [COMIC]](http://edudemic.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Screen-shot-2012-03-11-at-11.10.33-AM.png)
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Have you ever caught a student cheating? Were you impressed at the lengths he or she went to in order to actually cheat? I've known some who would have aced a test had they spent as much time focusing on the test rather than on cheating.
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Online education isn’t just about increasing the reach of education so anyone on the planet can benefit. Sure, it does that. But it’s a pedagogical dream as well. There are at least six reasons that online education should be seriously considered by teachers and education administrators right now.
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The iPad undoubtedly has a magical quality to it, but does it measurably impact student learning? One program in Riverside, California set to find out.
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