Teaching Evaluation Is Ineffective & Outdated. Let’s Try Something New
For the most part, student evaluations of teaching have looked pretty much the same since they were first introduced 100 years ago.
5 Reasons To Use Digital Portfolios In Your Classroom
Despite progress, many students continue to decorate folders for papers. This isn’t our best thinking around student portfolios.
How One Principal Turned School Culture Around—Twice
Changing the culture of a Title 1 school with approximately 2,000 students – in a large, public district – would be no easy feat.
Facebook Now Using Artificial Intelligence To Predict Teen Suicide
Suicide is one of the leading causes of death for young people, and this attempt by facebook is new approach to prevention.
Learning Is The Ultimate Disruption
The work of culture is to know itself & hold on to what it deems valuable. Forgetfulness is ignorance. Learning is the ultimate disruption.
5 Easy Ways To Engage Students In Learning
Here are 5 different tools and strategies to help students connect, collaborate, and create more in the classroom.
12 Realities That May Break Public Education As We Know It
There are new options for learning and the most innovative don’t have the word ‘school’ in them. As new options emerge, how should education respond?
Money Matters: 3 Financial Literacy Lessons
The best way to make financial literacy lessons stick is to give students clear, real-life examples that they can relate to.
Why Teachers Are The Sleeping Giant In The Fight For Net Neutrality
The end of net neutrality would put large internet service companies–and those who influence them–in control of information.
Technology Is Now As Much A Part Of Learning As Reading & Writing
The technology students use today will be the worst they ever use. That’s a useful starting point for understanding education technology.
Free Teaching Materials On Healthy Food Choices For Children
If you’re worried about choosing healthy foods for your children then visit our site to read latest free materials on healthy food choices.
When Students See Themselves As Digital First
Generation ‘Like’: When Students See Themselves As Digital First by Terry Heick Students that have more control than ever over their own identity have, unsurprisingly, lost control of that identity. Coldly, and as a matter of “settings,” they are able to dictate when, how, where, and by whom they are seen. Connectivity has closed the…
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