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Very useful and interesting. Though this has a 'watermark' it is still a valuable video and would be interesting to share with staff and students.
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Why (And How) Teachers Should Start Learning and Teaching Cyber-Security . What should get be taught and learned more in the 21st Century while using ICT? Via Susan Bainbridge
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Hello out there all your teachers!! READ THIS!! It's really important that you understand cyber security and teach it to children! Delete the scoop?
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A great series of artciles for building teacher capacity in schools. It is a Canadian government website but a great deal of interesting and useful information Delete the scoop?
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What Kind Of World Are We Preparing Students For? Delete the scoop?
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Great graphic and a good way to highlight important differences.
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Leadership in education looks nothing like it did ten years ago. Leaders are connected, and being connected is the new art of leadership. A connected educator follows the right people online and re... Via Stephanie Sandifer 
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April 12, 1:11 PM
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Wow! Free Download just what every educator likes to hear! The download is, however, only a taster. You need to purchase the book for a complete view. I think it is probably worth it. This has some great ideas and is certainly up to date. You are able to purchase the book but there is a free download option at the top of the page.
The dictionary covers various topics like de Bono's Thinking Hats, guided and independent reading strategies, spelling strategies and more. I think every teacher needs this! Delete the scoop?
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There is a new take on Pedagogy learning in the cyberworld! Very useful picture. 
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April 5, 2:37 PM
This critique is a welcome sign that our conversations around educational technology are maturing, a sign that we are moving from (mere) blogging of ideas to richer dialogue. 
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April 5, 8:11 PM
I can use this as I begin to explore my dissertation topic more extensively. The challenge here might be that we simply are making up new theories when the old ones are fine. What is not fine is that we are not changing the organization and structure of our educational system to meet new learning needs. Delete the scoop?
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What Does A Modern Education Look Like? by Marie Bjerede first appeared on gettingsmart.com Well into the 21st century, we are still trying to get a handle…
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This post is evidence of why I think teachthought.com is a very useful blog. The ideas here consolidate current educational thinking and highlight the importance of the 21st Century Learner as a dynamic and technologically savvy learner. Delete the scoop?
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Pupils from Robin Hood primary school, Birmingham, worked with a film crew from the National College for School Leadership to express their desire to use the...
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What a great channel of videos. We have a challenge to engage these kids! All very well organised and shared in one place. Delete the scoop?
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a short video summarizing some of the most important characteristics of students today - how they learn, what they need to learn, their goals, hopes, dreams,...
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This is a fantastic and powerful video about the 21st century learner. I think that this is certainly something that should be used in staff meetings and professional development to set the scene for any session on education today. I'm interested in your views on this video Delete the scoop?
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For Common Core resources, teacher videos, strategies and lesson plans, go to Teaching Channel. Find great ideas and strategies in classroom teaching videos covering Math, Science, English, History and more.
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Thanks Sam for the tip on this website. I've been browsing through a few different videos and I'm amazed at the variety and usefulness of this site. Yes it is American but it is looking at sharing best practice and research to enhance teacher capacity. Delete the scoop?
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As a tech advocate, I often find myself coaxing established educators to incorporate new tools & technologies. Here are some ways I've found to be successful. Via Nik Peachey
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Currently, all our Leaders of Pedagogy are facing this situation. How do we encourage resistant technology users? This article gives us a few simple but useful ways of encouraging those not eager to use or jump into technology. Delete the scoop?
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"Bestselling author and educational expert Alan November’s new book Who Owns the Learning?: Preparing Students for Success in the Digital Age compiles lessons learned over 30 years of educational experience. Beginning with his first teaching job, November began to realize that the most powerful education happens when students take ownership of their learning and when they feel that what they produce contributes meaningfully to a community." Via John Evans
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I certainly agree. Giving students choice and control of their learning empowers them, encourages risk taking in learning and also inspires confidence. In my experience when children are guided through a learning process first they develop skills and confidence to independently learn. Delete the scoop?
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Great to have a little evidence to add to the discussion about curation as a tool. I'm a fan of online curation and think that it strengthens teacher's understandings and develops connections with the wider learning community. 
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May 13, 9:12 AM
I am very excited to find this work to share with my teachers. I continue to get pushback as I try to encourage them to allow time for students to curate. The fact of the matter is that true curation takes time, but the skills gained by students cannot be ignored, and research and critical analysis are found throughout the Common Core Standards. Curation is also a pathway to personalized learning as students pursue their own areas of interest through the art of curation. 
AnneMarie Cunningham's curator insight,
May 21, 7:51 PM
Great to see this analysis of role/importance of curation as literacy
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May 22, 9:08 PM
Great insight into curation for a 21st century classroom. Delete the scoop?
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Cyberbullying is a hot topic in many schools, and this infographic from Osiris Educational gives some startling facts from a student survey, and their experien
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The Scandinavian country is an education superpower because it values equality more than excellence.
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I really think I should take a professional learning trip to Finland to learn about their education system. I wonder if work would pay for it :) but seriously they are certainly doing a lot of things right and it would be interesting to learn more. Maybe our politicians need to go and learn something. Thanks Felicity for the tweet that led me to this article. Delete the scoop?
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From humility to coffee, 10 things every teacher needs to survive.
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I don't think I need to make further comment! Delete the scoop?
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Not sure I'd text to many parents but I know I should blog more! I have to get into a routine with the students of bloggin about our class activities and learning. A new goal for next term I think. Delete the scoop?
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Scott McLeod, J.D., Ph.D, discusses his views on the importance of technology in learning and the need to revolutionize education to give kids the skills the... Via Ana Cristina Pratas 
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April 6, 4:19 AM
The tenor and tone of the classroom needs to move towards the higher end of Bloom's taxonomy. The content of this YouTube clip is good but the 'how' for a school is much harder than the 'what'. 
Alejandro Silva's curator insight,
April 8, 3:31 AM
¿Es la tecnología realmente necesaria para la educación? 
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April 13, 9:59 AM
There are so many questions and different point of view about this already...!!! Delete the scoop?
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Getty One overriding challenge is now coming to the fore in public consciousness: We need to reinvent just about everything. Whether scientific advances, technology breakthroughs, new political an... Via Ana Cristina Pratas 
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May 13, 4:33 PM
Definitivo, el cambio principal está en nosotros mismos, Delete the scoop?
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Need to develop a new pedagogical dna for schooling in todays world in order to break from the past
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Greg Whitby is so eloquent in his sharing about what we must do!! Use this with your staff. Delete the scoop?
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How can we understand education, and the roles of schools and teachers, in the “softwarised” context of the early 21st century? In this paper I focus on the issue of what software and technology really mean for education. Via Ana Cristina Pratas, BlessTheTeacher
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This article is important in highlighting the role and importance of education in a 21st century context. Children we are teaching today have a much better knowledge of technology than most teachers. This paper also goes through the pedagogical approaches to software and technology. 
Marinhos's curator insight,
April 1, 10:38 AM
Desafios, desafios. Muitos, mas apenas para que está disposto a abandonar a zona de conforto. 
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May 6, 8:07 AM
Paradigm shift requires the shift in educational approaches. This article is about just that Delete the scoop?
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Another great resource to add to our section " Twitter for Teachers " here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning. Twitter Handbook for Teachers is an excellent guide from Lasic featuring some practical tips on how teachers can use Twitter for educational purposes. I have really enjoyed this guide and I am pretty sure you will like it as well. Have a look and share with us what you think of it. Enjoy Via Gust MEES
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This is another useful link to help teachers understand a little more about Twitter. Worth a browse. 
Gust MEES's curator insight,
April 2, 3:48 AM
A MUST have for any teaching (NOT ONLY) person!!!
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April 2, 4:34 AM
A MUST have for any teaching (NOT ONLY) person!!!
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April 13, 6:45 PM
My, my, my...how things have changed in the classroom thanks to technology innovation! Delete the scoop?
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"Assessment reports and online grading tools take away the tedious task of collecting and grading quizzes, as well as provide educators with spreadsheet-style assessment results that can focus on the student, the question, or even the topic. To help bring solutions to the classroom, our Teq PD team created this eBook, to inform you about some of our favorite and most useful assessment apps." Via John Evans 
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March 27, 2:50 PM
While not an app, web based Quizdini received a favourable review in today's Free Technology for Teachers blog post. http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2013/03/quizdini-create-online-quizzes-that.html#.UVM-mze9H_k
Ness Crouch's curator insight,
March 29, 5:18 PM
Certainly not my favourite way of assessing but a useful way of seeing progress. I sometimes use quizzes as formative assessment and sometimes as a pre assessment to gauge current knowledge.
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This is great way to build conceptual understanding of digital citizenship!
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