Creating Students Who Solve Problems
They reduce the opportunities to explore creativity in subjects. If we want to create students that solve problems, we need to start from the beginning.
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How To Help Your Students Develop A Growth Mindset
How can you help your students develop a growth mindset? Ask them to add ‘yet’ to the end of their ‘I can’t do this’ statements.
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Smarter eLearning: Promoting Higher-Leveling Thinking In Online CoursesÂ
For teachers, promoting critical thinking in online courses is a matter of combining engagement, inquiry, and higher-level questioning.
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16 Ways To Reduce Teacher Workload
Working hard also means being smart. Prioritizing, collaborating, and working with a ‘do less’ partner can all help you reduce your workload as a teacher.
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The Long-Term Effects Of Remote Learning May Not Be All Bad
Effects of remote learning include new technological skills and resources, and helping students charge of their own education.
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Assessment Trends In Education: A Shift To Assessment For Learning
Throughout the K-12 learning landscape, assessment practices are changing to embrace assessment for learning, not assessment of learning.
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4 Research-Based Reasons Students Should Learn Science Through Play
Learning science is a dynamic, spiraling, evolving, inherently playful process that promotes creativity and critical thinking.
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The Post-App Era: What Is The Next Stage Of Education Technology?
The stages of education technology include a ‘post-app’ era characterized by blended learning and genuine mobility in communities native to the learner.
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22 Remote Learning Tips For Parents Helping At Home
Remote learning tips for parents include focusing on the child’s well-being, creating a schedule, providing resources, and making sure work is complete.
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Creating A Learning Ux: 25 Design Concepts In Education
Designers use movement to guide viewers with lines, shapes, and colors. Educators can use this principle, guiding students to key ideas.
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15 Questions Students Can Ask Themselves When Learning New Content
When introducing students to new content, the right questions and language can help disarm uncertainty and encourage a growth mindset.
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The Definition Of Asynchronous Learning
Synchronous learning is like network television while asynchronous learning is like Netflix.
