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Beyond Technology: Preparing the students of today for the challenges of tomorrow
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Cheryl Frose's insight:
This is something we have discussed repeatedly...leaders, are you listening?
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Tom Perran's curator insight,
March 30, 3:45 PM
This infographic provides the rationale for creating instructional activities centered on the needs of the learner. 
Antonia Rudenstine's curator insight,
April 3, 8:09 AM
This infographic goes along with a paper on the mind and learning...it's a great visual summary. The paper is linked at the bottom of the graphic. Delete the scoop?
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Pinterest is a promising visual bookmarking platform. It is gaining in popularity more and more and of course teachers and educators are part of this success for there are now a burgeoning number of educational boards on Pinterest where you can get free access to tons of web tools and teaching tips.There are also some great educational Pinners that are committed to sharing useful resources with their fellow teachers. In this regard, Educational Technology and Mobile Learning has its own Pinterest Board where we have been pinning everything we publish here or we find in other blogs and websites, make sure to follow us to stay updated about our future pinnings. Via Andrea Zeitz, Les Howard, Lynnette Van Dyke, Gust MEES, Dennis T OConnor Delete the scoop?
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I often go back to this: if we understand the purpose of each activity/lesson we deliver, technology won't need to be anything but a positive addition.