Want to be just as tuned-in as your children when it comes to social media and education? These Twitter hashtags are an easy way for any parent to stay plugged in.
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As much as the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) are changing instructional practice in the classroom, we must acknowledge that student learning under CCSS requires a schoolwide transformation that transcends ...
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Tony Vincent explains QR codes and shows examples of how they can be used inside and outside of the classroom. For a transcript with web links, go to http://learninginhand.com/qr.
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A high school teacher, Bellow set out to highlight new technologies and educational tools that could be used in the classroom to improve the learning experience. When a new generation of community curation tools began to take ...
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To keep you inspired and learning, TED Talks Education asked each speaker to compile a list of their favorite TED talks, which are linked below.
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Great web tools for math teachers are hard to find. Until now! This set of resources is built by a math teacher, for math teachers.
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It's actually quite easy to figure out how to use popular social bookmarking service Pinterest with Bloom's Taxonomy. That is, after you see this guide!
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Urban students have a unique trait that makes them extremely well-suited for academic success. It’s our job as educators to help them develop it.
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There are loads of apps out there. But only a handful are of the high quality like these science apps for elementary students. Worth seeing.
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The International Seminar on Global Education has brought together teachers and Global Education experts from six countries to work together on a Global Learning Framework, which could help in mainstreaming Global ...
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For years, I kept hearing how awesome Evernote was: how it could store everything you possibly needed, make it available everywhere, and how scores of people couldn't live without it. I tried it multiple times, and never saw the appeal until now.
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This teacher's guide to Twitter is designed for anyone ready to use the service or already old hat. Whatever your skill level, this should help!
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You can actually use Twitter in the classroom with Bloom's Taxonomy thanks to this awesome table that details nearly two dozen different ways to integrate the pair!
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You can’t swing an iPad in the hallway without hitting someone talking about becoming a 21st century teacher, 21st century student, or something involving the 21st century. While I personally am quite over that term, it fits and makes sense. I guess. (Personally, I think a better term is ‘modern’ teacher or ‘connected’ teacher rather than just stating that someone exists within this century. Kinda vague, no?)
So what does it take to become a 21st century teacher? Quite simply, it’s a little more than integrating the computer lab into the classroom. In fact, classrooms should look nothing like a computer lab that we’ve come to know and instead should resemble a set of grouped students collaborating, learning with each other, and having a ‘guide on the side’ teacher who helps steer the proverbial ship.
Think you got the chops to become a 21st century teacher, a modern teacher, or at least an educator who has a classroom of engaged students? Use this handy chart to find more than two dozen ways to become the teacher you’ve always known you could be. Most of the ways are briefly explained but that’s kinda the beauty of the whole chart. You can take the sentence or two and turn it into a new teaching process that others may not already use. For example, the term ‘collaborate’ (see below) could mean just about anything to a modern teacher. Collaborate via Skype? Collaborate to try out Project-Based Learning? Collaborate to grow your PLN? The sky is the limit! In fact, these days we talk about space so much that the sky is not the limit.
Have I gotten you excited enough to start taking your own great leap into the world of modern education? I hope so. Shoot for the moon, you might hit a star. If not, use this infographic-y visual as a guide to becoming a modern teacher. If you are already one, pass this along to your friends and colleagues to make sure they’re becoming one too.
What ways would you add to this visual? Want a print-friendly PDF? Click here. Also, check out the great blog by Mia MacMeekin who made this chart!"
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June 12, 1:45 PM
If we haven't done these things already we are over a decade late!
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Today's connected students may be more digitally aware than ever thanks to mobile technology, but this handy infographic shows a number of interesting ways that technology is being used in educational settings.
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What does the classroom of the future actually look like? Here's a hint: it's your current classroom. There's just a harsh reality to face.
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25 Ways to Develop 21st Century Thinkers ~ Educational Technology ... http://t.co/xSfh7JNzVK #mobilelearning
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Combating summer learning loss over the summer for young readers is a challenge that many teachers face. (MT @sesmath: Summer learning loss is a BIG problem in the US!
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In this world of increased online education, it's important for students and instructors to really know how to connect with online students.
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Flowboard is a storytelling and presentation app that allows creating side-scrolling publications with the help of photos, videos, text and photo galleries. Whether you are looking to tell your story in the form of your personal photo collection, wish to share ideas or require creating and presenting a presentation right from your iPad, Flowboard can help you get the job done without requiring the use of PowerPoint or Keynote.
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May 29, 1:56 PM
I have scooped Flowboard before but I thought you may like to read this article about creating presentations on your iPad (iOS 6 or higher) where you will find some great tips for working with Flowboard.
The app is free of charge.
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June 10, 3:00 AM
This may be a fantastic way to get students into tale-telling.
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We're thrilled to announce the publication of Education Around The World: A Comparative Introduction, the opening volume in our major new series on global education. With the first two regional volumes in the series, ...
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Everyday there is less standardization of information, making it nearly impossible to decide what a student should know. Are sticking to content standards still appropriate? (Inquiry Learning vs. Standardized Content: Can They Coexist?
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Be a daring teacher! Let every student experience the joy of creativity. Bring a breath of fresh air into your teaching.
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