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iPad has an intuitive, elegant touch interface, & user-friendly operating system. Here’s what a teacher should be able to do with an iPad.
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Using a mind mapping tool would bring together valuable resources within the same context, thus appealing to the different learning styles of students.
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Pursuing college education is now more expensive than before, which means that the academic degree that is being pursued can
The 5 Defining Characteristics Of Google+ Read More
by Kay Bisaillon, TeachThought Intern A few weeks ago, I joined a Google+ community at the request of a colleague.
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Planit crowdsources community planning & encourages users to be involved in planning & design of projects, neighborhoods, and social spaces.
A Really, Really Cool Website For Students Who Think They Hate Math Read More
The best resources for teachers supporting students who think they hate math may not get better than Numberphile .
What Games Can Teach You About Your Students’ Needs Read More
“A voluntary attempt to overcome unnecessary obstacles.” That’s one very dry, but interesting way to describe play. The role of
Education 2020: A Vision Of Learning Decentralized & Free Read More
I wrote (theorized? hypothesized? guessed?) the incredible ways technology will change education by the year 2028. It was based on