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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4 Key Strengths Of Tablets As Learning Tools
4 Key Strengths Of Tablets As Learning Tools by Rose Cauilan As the classroom quickly evolves into the 21st century, it should come as no surprise that portable devices are becoming an increasingly important part of a child’s education. Tips for teaching with tablets is something TeachThought has taken a look at before, and their momentum…
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What Teachers Eat For Lunch Matters More Than You’d Think
Healthy eating isn’t just an issue for kids–it’s an issue for adults, too, and critical, because we provide the example.
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Mentoring Students: Tips & Reminders For Success
Mentors need to be credible in their fields. They also need to grasp the concept of developmentally appropriate interactions.
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Because It’s Friday: The Formula For A Back-To-School Post
Want to write a successful #education post for back-to-school? Of course you do. We’ve got a simple formula below.
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Why All Students Should Write: A Neurological Explanation For Literacy
Writing promotes the brain’s attentive focus & long-term memory, illuminates patterns, and gives the brain time for reflection.
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Mind-Mapping And The Digitization Of Learning
Digitization has been a disruptive force across the board, leveraging existing technologies and taking them to new levels and speeds.
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5 Science Resources For, Well, Science Teachers
The Best Science Resources For Science Teachers by Dawn Casey-Rowe, Social Studies Teacher Science is everywhere. Sometimes it’s beautiful, sometimes it amazes, and at times, it’s just plain weird. My six-year-old son continually tells me, “Don’t interrupt me, I’m a man of science.” Science captivates children from the youngest ages. The more odd and off-beat,…
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The Kind Of Wisdom Children Are Capable Of
The Kind Of Wisdom Children Are Capable Of If we’re being honest, this particular young lady–in a video you’ve likely seen before because it has over 26 million views–is exceptionally wise for her age. She is poised, eloquent, and gifted with sensitivity and a macro-perspective that makes her unique. But if nothing else, she stands…
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The Most Modern Of Back-To-School Supplies: These
/sarcasm Just as learning is changing, Back-to-School supplies are changing in tandem. While the classroom above models much of the very latest in edu-thought, from the columns of desks to the pencil and paper exam, the perfect void of any student work, inspiring visuals, or learning tools on the walls to the lack of any…
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The Daunting Task Of Being A Teacher
A Letter To The Teacher by Kay Bisaillon My eyes filled with tears as I read the blog post from Toby Price (@jedipadmaster) titled, “All I Need is One Chance.” The pleading and open vulnerability of his words deeply touched my heart as he asks, almost begs, his child’s teacher to give his son a…
