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Cognitive scientist Daniel Willingham identifies what he thinks is the 21st century skill that young people lack the most.
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Are your students bored easily? This article contends that it may be that they have not learnt patience. Delete the scoop?
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An interesting article on teaching and learning spaces. Open spaces, whiteboard topped tables and beanbags. Kids and teachers in this NZ school say its working. Delete the scoop?
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I recently partook in a discussion among some fellow community managers on the best ways to learn about the industry and how to train its future generations.
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It's no secret that we need to prepare for learning. Organizing ourselves is the first step. This blog shares one learner's journey. Delete the scoop?
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“You know that the beginning is the most important part of any work, especially in the case of a young and tender thing.” – PLATO, The Republic, Book II. Where to begin? – an essential question in ...
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Begin at the beginning. Sounds so simple, in education often the simplest ideas are the best ones. Delete the scoop?
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I just watched a webinar that Lucy Calkins did where she addresses 200 New York City principals and speaks out strongly about some of the things that are h
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Great teachers are great innovators. Delete the scoop?
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personalization, learner-centered, assessment as learning
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a handy infographic outlining the key assessment uses of differentiation,personalisation and individualisation. Delete the scoop?
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Our infographic provides an overview of John Hatties "Visible Learning" & "Visible Learning for Teachers". It visualizes the Top 10 effects & the disasters
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Prezzip offers Prezi presentation templates & more. With mixing and matching our visuals you can optimize your presentations. Via Baiba Svenca
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For those who like using Prezi, the chance of finding some more templates is appealing. 
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May 8, 11:48 AM
Muy útil para repositorios de presentaciones. Hemos visto su utilidad en las Jornadas de Innovación en metodología Elearning del IAAP
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May 8, 11:56 AM
La utilizo para charlas y como soporte de los cursos y resulta muy útil
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What is self-knowledge, and what is the relationship between it and education? 12 questions can help make the connection.
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Insight into some motivational questions for learners. Delete the scoop?
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Some tried and tested strategies. I know I had forgotten to use some of these so they serve as a timely reminder. Delete the scoop?
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Teaching as a Way to Learn What is learning and what is the best way to approach it? Listening to lectures, watching videos, listening to podcasts, or reading Via Dr. Nellie Deutsch 
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I'd like your thoughts on teaching as a way to learn. Please share your experiences on the blog post comment area so I can learn from you and have the feedback in one area. I'm researching quality instruction and learning and skills needed for the 21st century learner. Here's the post: http://blog.wiziq.com/learning-to-teach-teaching-to-learn/
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February 26, 6:19 AM
I'd like your thoughts on teaching as a way to learn. Please share your experiences on the blog post comment area so I can learn from you and have the feedback in one area. I'm researching quality instruction and learning and skills needed for the 21st century learner. Here's the post: http://blog.wiziq.com/learning-to-teach-teaching-to-learn/ Delete the scoop?
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The Kansas coaching project. Delete the scoop?
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AITSLs materials are excellent, this series on helping pre service teachers makes it easier for those responsible for this important task to be better informed and supported. Delete the scoop?
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I love May. The weather is as close to perfect as it will be all year in most parts of the country. The songbirds have returned to sing to us. My favorite sport, baseball, is in full swing. And best
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Wile we aren't in the summer break here in the Southern Hemisphere this article makes a lot of great points that we can use at the end of the year. It is all about getting feedback from our students and reflecting on what it is that makes us teach the way we do and then consciously changing anything that we would like to change. There are some brave and creative ideas here. Delete the scoop?
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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Learning Theory, zone of proximal development The area of capabilities that learners can exhibit with support from a teacher., Montessori constructivism, Lave & Wenger... Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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An overview of the main learning theories. 
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May 16, 4:32 AM
Genial este mapa mental sobre las teorías de aprendizaje! Delete the scoop?
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Some of Michael Pohl's articles nd books on thinking in the curriculum. Delete the scoop?
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April 13, 7:13 PM
I love it...
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- http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching?tag=L2L
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April 14, 6:55 PM
"The shift is from learning content to learning how to learn. The takeaways for teachers probably start with the role of the student in the learning process: voice, choice, personalization, self-direction, project-based learning, and other low-hanging fruit of current trends in learning. Bigger picture, the conclusions are probably more directed with educational structures, the form of curriculum, and school design." The micro needs to be worked on in school. The macro needs to be addressed by school and system leaders. Thanks Gust! 
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April 16, 10:23 PM
Could you add any more dimensions to this list? How about applying a Field Force Tool at a staff meeting? Delete the scoop?
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too often, teachers get stuck with how to ask interesting questions. How do we ask the questions that force students to go deeper with their thinking
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Asking questions is something teachers do frequently. But do we do it well? Here are some tips on improving the types of questions we ask. Delete the scoop?
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A brief letter to young parents about choosing a school... Dear Mums and Dads, I've heard from a few of you lately about the schools you have chosen for your children. I was a little taken aback to...
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a lovely way of letting us know what you really think about the use of NAPLAN for school choice. Delete the scoop?
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John Hattie's massive research project into what makes good teaching can be explored here. Delete the scoop?
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Differentiated Instruction resources for teachers, educators and administrators
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Our PLT s are about to work on this next term. This website gives a great overview and discussions of strategies for differentiating teaching. Delete the scoop?
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5 Simple Ideas That Can Transform Your Teaching
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It is actually that simple. Focus on the basics and don't aim for perfection. Great advice. Delete the scoop?
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Resources for coaching. Handouts and books on coaching. Delete the scoop?
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Keep Learning
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Great observations on teaching and leading from the passionate and inspiring Jim Knight. Delete the scoop?
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Instructional Coach Coaching blog
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