Education Through Entertainment

Our Newest Awesome School Assembly – Can You Say STEM?

Posted on Thu, Mar 21, 2013

 

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School Show Guide - Chapter Eight - Principals - Friend or Enemy?

Posted on Fri, Mar 15, 2013

We have been giving you a guide to the world of school assemblies, aimed primarily at parents who are new to this exciting world.

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Guide To School Assemblies Pt. 7 – For Profit and Not For Profit

Posted on Wed, Mar 13, 2013

Recently we have been developing a “Beginners Guide to School Assemblies” through this blog.

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Beginners Guide to School Assemblies Pt. 6 – What Can I afford?

Posted on Mon, Mar 11, 2013

Just as school assembly programs cover all topics, they come in all different price ranges. Some are jaw-droppingly expensive. Some are surprisingly reasonable. Some are even ... gasp! ... FREE!

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Mobile Ed's Guide To School Assemblies Part Four – Types of Shows

Posted on Thu, Mar 7, 2013

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What Is A School Assembly? - A Beginner's Guide Part Two

Posted on Tue, Mar 5, 2013

So, you just got home from a PTO meeting and, somehow, someway, you have been, shall we say "volunteered" to be the new cultural enrichment officer, or school assembly coordinator for your school. And you, proud parent of a newly minted kindergartener, have absolutely no idea what a school assembly is. OMG! Wow! What do you do now? Well, relax. We have you covered. Welcome to Mobile Ed Productions' Guide to School Assembly Programs. We have your back!

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Mobile Ed's Beginners Guide To School Assemblies - Getting Started

Posted on Mon, Mar 4, 2013

Today we begin a new series, our Beginner's Guide To School Assemblies!

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School Assembly Programs For A New School Year

Posted on Fri, Mar 1, 2013

Get ready....

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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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