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4 examples of the emerging edtech ecosystem

4 Examples Of The Emerging Edtech Ecosystem

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Tarun Mitra, CEO & Co-Founder of LurnQ “Big breakthroughs happen when what is suddenly possible meets what is desperately necessary” […]

23 things every teacher should be able to do with an ipad 2

23 Things Every Teacher Should Be Able To Do With An iPad

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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.

Kolbs learning cycle

10 Ways To Support Learning Styles With Concept Mapping

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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.

4 Promising Graduate & Undergraduate Degrees For The Next Decade

4 Promising Graduate & Undergraduate Degrees For The Next Decade Read More

Pursuing college education is now more expensive than before, which means that the academic degree that is being pursued can

50 Google+ Circles for Cutting-Edge Educators

The 5 Defining Characteristics Of Google+

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by Kay Bisaillon, TeachThought Intern A few weeks ago, I joined a Google+ community at the request of a colleague.

A Compelling Example Of How Technology Can Help Build Communities

A Compelling Example Of How Technology Can Help Build Communities

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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

A Really, Really Cool Website For Students Who Think They Hate Math

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The best resources for teachers supporting students who think they hate math may not get better than Numberphile .

Maslows hierarchy

What Games Can Teach You About Your Students’ Needs

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“A voluntary attempt to overcome unnecessary obstacles.” That’s one very dry, but interesting way to describe play. The role of

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