“A brain may seek to produce an output, but a mind wants to play.”
I. Education is both industrial and fundamental; it is the mutual product of both engineering and affection.
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BoomWriter: A Resource For Students Who Think They Hate Writing
BoomWriter is a free platform for group writing that engages students in collaborative projects for all subject areas to help them improve their writing.
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4 Questions Every Teacher Should Ask About Mobile Learning
Untethered from desks, a tablet represents personalized learning potential for a student in ways we’re just catching up to.
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Failing Forward: 21 Ideas To Help Students Keep Their Momentum
An example of ‘failing forward’: “Your first two drafts didn’t work so well, huh? What can you take from each of them–what’s salvageable?”
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8 Common Grading Mistakes Most Teachers Should Avoid
Our system of letter grades is a lot of work for teachers and punishes some students. Here are 8 grading mistakes teachers should avoid.
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Digital Learning Is Just Different
Digital learning is different than non-digital learning from the moment an experience starts. It’s not better or worse–just different.
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The Significant Benefits Of Social Learning
Thanks to gamification on networks like Khan Academy, students can enjoy solving problems as they gain ranks and compete with one another.
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4 Stages And 4 Effects Of Learning Technology
This presentation from Steven Wheeler explores changes in technology and education, including gamification, AR, and mobile learning.
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A 6-Step Process For Gamifying Your Classroom
Rather than “gamifying” a unit, Mia MacMeekin’s graphic promotes building a unit centered around a game and featuring game-like mechanics.
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13 Tools To Make Your Classroom More Fun
A collection of teacher-recommended tools to make learning fun, engaging, and interactive in your classroom.
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4 Important Ways To Make The Common Core Transition Easier On Students
by Judy Willis and Terry Heick Like killer bees, the Common Core Standards have been coming for what seems like decades now, and with a similar tone of doom and despair. (Or hope and interest, depending on your perspective.) Most of the adjustments discussed are focused on curriculum and technology, but there is the matter…
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A Framework For Student Motivation In A Blended Classroom
…Nonetheless, the above framework can help support the teacher in a blended classroom in promoting student motivation
