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Charles Sosnik

Gastonia
As seen in: (ET) Magazine, EIN News, eSchool News, EIN Presswire, Grit Daily, Edarabia, Ed News Daily, EdCircuit, The Learning Counsel, Educate AI
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Education journalist, editor by trade and Southern by the Grace of God. #edchat #education

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Charles Sosnik’s Biography

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Charles Sosnik is an editor by trade, and Southern by the Grace of God. He is a frequent columnist for the education media, including eSchool Media and The Learning Counsel, and writes many of the Staff accounts for edCircuit.com.

Sosnik began his career in small towns like Cashiers and Highlands, NC before moving to Charlote and working for American City Business Journals, City Publishing and Knight Communications.

He currently serves as Editor in Chief of MindRocket Media Group, helping to co…

Charles Sosnik’s Journalist Portfolio

A Conversation With Jayne Ellspermann

A Conversation With Jayne Ellspermann

One of the true heroes in education. Jayne Ellsperman is the 2015 National Principal of the Year. She took…

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This "open" innovation may indicate the future of learning

This "open" innovation may indicate the future of learning

My hometown of Gastonia is a quiet place. Scant traffic. Nice neighbors. Folks still offer you a sweet tea wh…

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The SEEN Interview: Secretary of Education Arne Duncan

The SEEN Interview: Secretary of Education Arne Duncan

Interview with Secretary of Education Arne Duncan early into his cabinet position. One of my favorite intervi…

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Where are we going?

Where are we going?

Ever wonder what the future of education looks like? It's easy to imagine what it will look like 10 or even 2…

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Messaging in Education | edCircuit

Messaging in Education | edCircuit

Charles Sosnik, Editor in Chief of the Southeast Education Network ( SEEN Magazine), stopped by to discuss th…

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In a shaky political climate, here's why students are more important than ever

In a shaky political climate, here's why students are more important than ever

Politics is a funny beast. Being a journalist, I watch the gyrations and positioning with interest. When I wa…

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Turn and Face the Change

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By Charles Sosnik
| Educate AI
By Charles Sosnik Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes (Turn and face the strange) Ch-ch-changes Don’t want to be a richer man Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes (Turn and face the strange) Ch-ch-changes Just gonna have to be a different man Time may change me But I can’t trace time –David Bowie You think you know how technology is going to change education. You don’t. You think you know the dangers of technology. You don’t. You think you know the wonders of technology. You don’t.
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Schools Across the Nation Will Celebrate Read Across America On March 2 and the Whole Month of March

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By Charles Sosnik
| mylearningfutures.com
Read Across America, launched in 1998 by the National Education Association, has grown to become the nation’s largest celebration of literacy. Every year in March during National Reading Month, schools, libraries, book sellers, and other groups run special Read Across America programs and redouble their public efforts to boost students’ enthusiasm for reading. This year, schools across the county celebrate the day by using Reading Eggs, created by 3P Learning.
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The Fortune Cookie Folly

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By Charles Sosnik
| Educate AI
By Charles Sosnik Some of our most wily business leaders are throwing around some fairly outlandish (and intentional) predictions about artificial intelligence. Chief among them may be the wily(est) man on the planet, our man Musk. In an interview with Business Today, Musk states that people won’t have to work at all in 10 to 15 years, or perhaps 20. Musk says that in less than 20 years, work will become optional, like a hobby, due to advancements in AI and robotics.
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