Education Through Entertainment

Geoff Beauchamp

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Strange Noises In The Backroom – School Assemblies On The Way

Posted on Mon, Feb 25, 2013

Shhhhh!

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Education In The U.S. And The Small Contribution of School Assemblies

Posted on Fri, Feb 22, 2013

It goes without saying, I suppose, that a company like ours, occupied 24/7 year round, with developing and performing entertaining and educational school assembly programs, would be a staunch advocate of a broad based approach to education. It makes sense, for example, that a company that produces school shows that teach not only reading and math but also, science, writing, social studies and a variety of other disciplines would be against changes in the teaching of education that diminish the importance of subjects like social studies in favor of increased emphasis on other areas like reading and math. Not that we are against reading and math, you understand, but just that we value equally a great variety of other subjects.

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Mobile Ed School Assembly Dog of The Month for February! Deuce!

Posted on Mon, Feb 11, 2013

As we scurry about frantically getting every little thing in order for next year's school show tours, we have welcomed someone new into our family here at Mobile Ed Productions. No, this little Michigan native is not a new school assembly performer, though who is to say he might not be part of a show in the future. Nor is he someone new joining our office team here in Redford, Michigan, helping to put you in touch with the best school shows in the country, though we do expect he will be hanging around the office quite a bit. No, this new addition is Mobile Ed's newest Dog of the Month!

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Mandatory State Wide Testing – What To Do Once The Gorilla Is Gone

Posted on Thu, Jan 31, 2013

In recent years, statewide testing has, for many schools, grown to be the 800 pound gorilla in the room. Much of the year is now spent in preparation for these most important days of examinations. And a lot of funding is determined by the outcome, so the importance is understandable.

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Black History Month Program Ideas - School Assemblies

Posted on Fri, Jan 25, 2013

February, also known as Black History Month, is almost upon us. Schools everywhere generally like to mark this with special events and programs celebrating this part of our shared culture, Have you made your plans yet?
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Celebrating a Great American Hero – Happy Birthday Ben Franklin!

Posted on Thu, Jan 17, 2013

Today is January 17. Everyone is preparing to enjoy a wonderful holiday on Monday in celebration of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King. And so they should! But in the process, we seem to have lost sight of another great American.

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Mobile Ed School Assembly Dog of the Month – Greyfriars Bobby

Posted on Mon, Jan 14, 2013

It has been a while since we had a school assembly Dog of the Month award here at Mobile Ed, and today is a fitting day to honor this one.

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“Lincoln” Film Gathers Assembly of Twelve Academy Award Nominations

Posted on Thu, Jan 10, 2013


To no one's surprise, Steven Spielberg's film Lincoln has gathered a large array of nominations for this year's Academy Awards. Best Film, Best Actor and on and on. The film is brilliant and deserves all the recognition it can get. In particular, the performance of Daniel Day Lewis in the title role deserves supreme accolades.

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The Future Cities Competition

Posted on Fri, Jan 4, 2013

As parents and educators, we’re always trying to find new ways to get our kids involved in their own futures. Our kids go to school to learn the skills that they’ll need to be great adults, but it’s not just for them individually. We need their great ideas too! The world of adults needs to help shape the great kids of tomorrow, and lately, this focus has very much been on the STEM areas: Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Enter the Future Cities competition, coming up throughout January and February.
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Black History Month Program Ideas | School Assembly Programs

Posted on Thu, Jan 3, 2013

It is the beginning of January and that means we are only a few days away from celebrating the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King. And, of course, next month we will continue in a similar way with the celebration of Black History Month and the chance to look at all the wonderful accomplishments of African Americans.

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