Using Parental Controls To Manage Smartphone Distractions
By using parental controls on students’ smartphones, teachers or school admin can remotely block access to apps that may cause distractions.
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How To Use The Text Reduction Strategy To Improve Reading Comprehension
The Text Reduction Strategy can improve reading comprehension by reducing a text to distill it to its essence: theme, thesis, main ideas.
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1st Period Or 6th: Teaching The Same Lesson Differently
Students would show up saying they heard “the test was brutal” or didn’t do the homework because they ‘heard’ I didn’t collect it.
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5 Of The Best eLearning Authoring Tools For Blended Learning
Here’s an evaluation of the best elearning authoring tools, their advantages, disadvantages, pricing, and target audience.
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Helping Students Tell Their Story Through Social Media
Human beings are storytellers by nature. Children especially love to hear stories, but aren’t always so keen on telling their own.
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20 Ways To Improve Student Follow-Through And Accountability
What about holding the student accountable? Let’s research-based strategies that give students the best chance for success.
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4 Reasons That Technology Might Not Be Helping Them Learn
The problem may not be how you’re using the technology but rather how you’re limiting students in their use of the technology.
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5 Ways To Make Technology More Accessible To More Students
As education changes, the new standard isn’t just about using tech to boost learning gains, but to do so in a way that’s more accessible.
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Putting All Your Teaching In One Place With An LMS
Each classroom should have place where students can access course materials, interact with classmates and more importantly, receive help.
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6 Ways Teachers Are Using Blended Learning
Technology tools available to teachers can be overwhelming, but here are six simple ways to incorporate blended learning into the classroom.
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How To Save Time Teaching With Technology
While using technology is easy, mastering it–using it to save time, reduce busy work, and improve student understanding–is another matter entirely.
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What Not To Do When Planning For Response For Intervention
Planning For Response For Intervention: What Not To Do by Dan Henderson Ed note: You can read more in Dan’s new book, That’s Special: A Survival Guide To Teaching Special education teachers are often tasked with teaching small groups of four to six students. Response to intervention (RTI) is the terminology used for supporting struggling learners,…
