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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
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Leona Ungerer
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"Some students say having to speak in front of the class is an unreasonable burden for those with anxiety and are demanding alternative options ..." 
Jhon Jairo Hernandez's curator insight,
September 18, 2018 9:23 PM
This is a discussion about the impact that has the development of publich assigments in the class. There are authors pinting out -that in-class presentactions help the students to feel more comfortable and overcome anxiety.
On the other hand, most of the people think thta this types of activities force students to do it, so learning does not tak place. So, this opens up the next question, Is appropiate to carry out in-class presentation in the classroom? Do they really help students? I would like to research more about due to the fact that it is an important issue that I want to know in order to reach my practicum development.
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"The mostly 20-something-year-old, caucasian males creating apps are making race and gender divides worse ..."
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"Using technology in the classroom comes with a host of benefits. But can technology do more harm than good when it comes to helping students succeed? ..."
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"Like students, we can get too focused on the grade-generating function of exams. We forget that exams also can be powerful learning events ..."
Lavanya Jeyaratnam's curator insight,
August 25, 2016 3:58 AM
Thought provoking article that doesn't necessarily eschew the concept of exams completely but rather argues for their revaluation.
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"The point here is that it is not a technology issue, but many people make it one. The behavior argument that many make is flawed. It is first and foremost a school culture issue, which falls on the shoulders of leaders ..."
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"District leaders can get help planning a district-wide communications strategy for effectively outlining blending learning goals with Learning Accelerator’s “Communications Planning for Blending Learning: Step-By-Step Guide.” ..."
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"It isn't enough for teachers to simply know content -- but reformers seem to think it is..."
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"The race is on for the AI-powered classroom: as AI software and programs learn how we learn, we will no doubt be able to teach more students, with better outcomes ..."
Stephanie Elise Gonzalez's curator insight,
February 2, 2020 2:05 AM
this article gives insight into what an AI-powered classroom looks like including the grading using AI, Chat Bots, and more tools. According to a 2018 research report mentioned in this article, AI-based technologies are primed to grow within the tech market by just under 47%. ANN-based AI programs have enormous potential to redefine what we understand to be personalized learning, and while in the early stages, it is well worth looking at the innovations that are at the cutting-edge of Learning Management System design.
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"Kelly Dumont is an education technologist for Canyons School District in Sandy, Utah. On December 5, his district was one of many around the country ..."
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"On Ethics Recently the New York Times, a publication I generally hold in high regard, published an article titled "Silicon Valley Courts Brand-Name Teachers, Raising Ethics Issues" which discusses how leading educational teachers partner with educational technology companies usually to the benefit of both themselves and the company. They're right about a lot of it.…"
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"When I walked into my office for the first time, I was impressed by the open layout. It just screamed “cool tech company,” and I was itching to be a part of it ..."
Leona Ungerer's insight:
Maybe somewhat extreme, but still ...
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"New qualitative research reveals students may know more about MOOCs than institutions think; have concerns on reliability ..."
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"Meet Xavier Di Petta and Kyle Cameron, ages 17 and 19, whose ability to build a massive audience from nothing may be unparalleled in media today ..."
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"A look at why emerging technology like mobile and social media and the cloud are creating security gaps on campus..."
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