Bloom’s Taxonomy According To Jerry Seinfeld
You may find it amusing that someone has taken the traditionally dry taxonomy and mashed it with the comedy series Seinfeld to create something unique.
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The Neurological Benefits Of Practice
Decades of scientific research have shown that superior performance requires practicing beyond the point of mastery.
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A Teacher Goes Back To School: A Vignette
A Teacher Goes Back To School: A Vignette by Kay Bisaillon, Teacher (& Student) As many of you know, I have embarked on a new adventure this year. I have cut back my hours at work and registered for classes to continue my education. I feel so blessed to have this opportunity in my life….
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Using Instagram For Learning To Document Abstract Ideas
Using Instagram For Learning To Document Abstract Ideas The use of Instagram in education may not make seem entirely logical, but just as social media and text messaging have made it almost seamless to send (inundate?) friends with messages, modern technology has made it more natural than ever to share images and videos with others…
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4 Easy Steps To Teach What Matters Most
4 Easy Steps To Teach What Matters Most by Grant Wiggins, Ph.D, Authentic Education We have all said it and we have all heard it: there’s just no time to slow down and [fill in the blank], I have so much to cover… This, despite the fact that we all know, at some level, that it is not…
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A More Flexible iPad Classroom Through Apple TV
This content is sponsored by the Teaching & Learning with the iPad Conference November 15-16, 2013 in Raleigh, NC, a 2-day conference dedicated exclusively to better learning with the iPad, coordinated and presented by teachers, for teachers. by David Mahaley, Principal at Franklin Academy High School in North Carolina A More Flexible iPad Classroom Through Apple TV Technology has…
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The iPad Oath: 10 Rules For iPad Use In The Classroom
techchef4u.com’s iPad Oath covers iPad ownership, time on-task, charging, app installation/removal, jailbreaking, and consent to inspection.
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Not Everything You See Has A Place In Your Classroom
Not Everything You See Has A Place In Your Classroom by Kay Bisaillion, Teacher I am doing something I have wanted to do for many years–going back to school and continuing my education. I have cut back my hours at school and registered for classes. I am taking classes in a real classroom with real…
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The Factors That Impact The Learning Curve Of English-Language Learners
Motivating, offering experiences, differentiating, and teaching rich content guarantee success for our English-language learners.
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10 Conditions For Achieving Success With Blended Learning
What Are The Conditions For Achieving Success With Blended Learning? The definition of blended learning is the “integrat(ion) of online with traditional face-to-face class activities in a planned, pedagogically valuable manner.” Put another way, it is the “blending” of in-person and technology-based learning experiences, often resulting in a “flipped classroom” scenario, where the learners are…
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The Quick-Start Guide To iPads For Learning
This graphic from ipads4schools captures an overview of the work you have ahead of you if you want to use Apple’s mobile learning devices.
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30 Questions Every Student Should Be Able To Answer
What students should know starts with themselves and moves outwards to a content area. Here are questions students should be able to answer.
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