5 Smart Ways To Use Digital Images In The Classroom
In any course, images can be a useful tool for students to build on vocabulary while also providing examples for concept attainment.
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Kurt Vonnegut Describes The Shape Of A Story
Every story, Vonnegut playfully asserts, can be ‘shaped’ on a Y-axis of Good Fortune & Ill Fortune extended along the X-axis of Time.
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Never Alone: A Beautiful Game About The Inupiat Alaskan Native People
Never Alone is a game that “shares, celebrates, and extends culture” by exploring the plight of the Iñupiat, an Alaskan Native people.
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The Benefits Of Technology In Teaching And Learning
Teachers can access assessment data instantly, through live results, and can provide feedback to students when they need it the most.
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Why Apps Should Replace Textbooks In Your Classroom
Maybe apps can do everything a textbook can, but with the agility to enable sustained personalized instruction.
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5 Ideas For Using Infographics To Teach Literature
Infographics help students decode complex story elements to better access a text. Try these ideas for using infographics to teach literature.
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What Students Feel Learning In A State Of Flow
When education is done “right”, learners often feel and experience the following in their both formal and informal educational environments.
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State Growth Contribution: Student Growth Percentiles–What?
Does the idea of a Median Student Growth Percentile sound intimidating? No worries, there’s a PowerPoint for that.
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How Much Freedom Should A Teacher Have?
Where should there be obligation and where should there be freedom in choice of pedagogy, models, and curriculum?
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6 Technology Integration Ideas For Any Content Area And Grade Level
Podcasts, video steaming, learning apps, and short movies are just a few ways children can get a hands-on experience in the classroom.
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Study: Less Than Half US Students Ready To Fill High-Tech Jobs
45% of girls taking the TEL test scored proficient or better, 3 percentage points higher than the 42% of boys who did likewise.
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8 Simple Tips For Great Teaching
“Know yourself. Commit to a daily practice of reflection and review.”
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