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LEARNing To LEARN | THE How-To | Use Psychology. Ever thought about how to get YOUR learners (students) involved on learning without to force THEM to do so!? WHAT about to try the "Play the curios card“!?... Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=Learning+2+Learn 
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. . This is the second blog about "Blogging" and in the first one ===> PracTICE: Using Blogs for Critical Thinking and Proactive Thinking <=== WE were talking about WHAT would be the BEST way...
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. . Ideas For Valuable HomeWork-PracTICE . Lots of discussions around about the value of Home-Work, should there still be some and/or should Home-Wok get cancelled at ALL!? I have a different appro...
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At some point, every parent wishes their high school aged student would go to bed earlier as well as find time to pursue their own passions -- or maybe even choose to relax. This thought reemerged as Homework can be a powerful learning tool -- if designed and assigned correctly. I say "learning," because good homework should be an independent moment for each student or groups of students through virtual collaboration. It should be challenging and engaging enough to allow for deliberate practice of essential content and skills, but not so hard that parents are asked to recall what they learned in high school. All that usually leads to is family stress. Learn more:
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May 13, 2014 8:51 AM
I think that this is a very good article when you are not in favor of homework. it staits really cleear some solutionsq that we could use to get rid of homework. Also, it was written by a reliable source. Lastly and most importantly it is in a very easy language to understand. 
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May 13, 2014 1:22 PM
This article focuses on the perspective of a history teacher talking about her opinion on school homework. Her opinion is against homework. This article includes links to several articles about the topic which help the reader get a good knowledge About the writing. This article also has good grammar.
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In Search Of The Benefit Of Homework or There Is No Homework In Finland! by Dawn Casey-Rowe, Social Studies Teacher and Learnist Evangelist The debate about homework is growing heated in education circles.
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LEARNing To LEARN | THE How-To | Use Psychology. Ever thought about how to get YOUR learners (students) involved on learning without to force THEM to do so!? WHAT about to try the "Play the curios card“!?...
Learn more:
- http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=Learning+2+Learn