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Why are questions more important than answers? Because answers stop learning while questions start it, contextualizing what we don’t know.
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4 Tips For Implementing A STEAM Program In Your Classroom
Creating and implementing a STEAM program has been a great challenge, but it has come with the greatest rewards.
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4 Steps For Planning A STEAM Program In Your School
What will students learn? The final step in the process to plan your STEAM program is to actually develop the curriculum.
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30 Of The Best Digital Collaboration Tools For Students
What are the best online student collaboration tools? That depends on the nature of the digital collaboration.
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4 Essential Rules Of 21st-Century Learning
The rules of 21st century learning focus on collaboration, relevant context, societal integration, and student-centered instruction.
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Opinion: Charter Schools Fight The McDonaldization Of Education
Public charter schools have flexibility to implement more individualized learning models that promote curiosity, inquiry, & critical thinking.
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6 Factors Of Classroom Gamification
As a student, I got to learn more about the power of ‘gamifying’ something, and what effect it had on learners.
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5 Examples Of Project-Based Learning Protocols
Project-Based Learning protocols offer specific structures that guide groups to collaboratively design and execute projects.
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Updating Your Teaching To Something Messier
The best teachers innovate outside of prescribed limitations. Here are 8 tips to update your teaching in a 21st century classroom.
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8 Things A Teacher Needs To Be Effective In The Classroom
Teachers must be provided with the appropriate environment, time, finances, and resources to teach students in this ever-changing society.
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5 Factors Of Education Building Design Of The Future
Buildings are at the heart of modern human civilization. Here are 5 factors in the education building design of the future.
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What Is Gradebook In Google Classroom? A Quick Overview For Teachers
In short, Google Gradebook is exactly what it sounds like it’d be: a way to view and manage grades within Google Classroom.
