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Creative teaching and learning
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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
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Leona Ungerer
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"How to stay connected, establish a community, and be present in your online classes to ignite passion and curiosity in your learners ..." 
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"Explore these resources and ideas for teaching and learning with QR codes ..."
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"Student-centered learning helps students break cycles of learned helplessness and sets the stage for real learning to happen, said Katherine Goyette, educational technology and integrated studies consultant for the Tulare County Office of Education in central California ..."
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"A massive collection of mind expanding documentaries that you can stream for free on the web. Spark your curiosity! ..."
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"What is self-knowledge, and what is the relationship between it and education? Twelve questions can help make the connection ..."
Kathleen Petrie's curator insight,
May 18, 2016 3:42 AM
A list of simple questions that students can ask themselves.
Megan Walker's curator insight,
May 25, 2016 12:47 AM
12 questions for students that can possibly help enhance their potential in and out of the classroom.
Megan Walker's comment,
May 25, 2016 12:57 AM
This is not only beneficial for students, but for anyone. If genuine thought was put into answering these questions on a regular basis, we can all strongly enhance our knowledge and learn on a whole new level.
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"’I've always considered the Internet to be a curiosity machine. It has been a great enabler of my own personal education. Everything I have ever been driven to learn has taken long, mazing routes through the snaking corridors of the World Wide Web ..."
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"Will classes in curiosity, problem-solving and creative thinking soon be on the curriculum? Our latest report thinks it should ..."
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"While many people are marking today scrutinizing the virtues of their Valentines, researchers have revealed a first-of-its-kind study on the virtues and values of scientists ..."
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"...Like any learning, transitioning from traditional to digital needs a base of knowledge, a curiosity for discovery, and the flexibility to try new things. To take the first steps toward good digital teaching, one must understand ..."
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"TED talks are a wonderful source of encouragement, inspiration and humor ..."
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"...Teaching does not happen only in the classroom. Learning happens everywhere. In fact, in an information- and data-rich world for those of us who are fortunate enough to have access to the Internet and the world wide web even through an old PC the virtual bookshelf is limitless ..."
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"Chris Smith provides advice on how to take advantage of the unexpected opportunities you’ll surely encounter to enhance your professional life and career..."
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"These powerful programs support communication, collaboration, creation, curation, and curiosity for learners in any context. Back to school has never looked like this. Teachers, students, parents…"
Juan Pablo Montoya Vergara's curator insight,
September 15, 2020 10:04 AM
These ten useful tools can foster and activate students’ creativity, since they are the ones who create and are involved in the learning process as drivers. On the other hand, these interactive tools let students review, and use different resources for achieve the academic goals propose by the teacher such quizzlet.
Checking for understanding during and after a lesson is just good pedagogy, and when it comes to formative assessment, the consensus is clear: Nearpod is king. So, I invite you to read and know some useful tools for giving interactive and creative classes.
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"Stimulate your students' curiosity - and help them learn - using the tried-and-true techniques in this comprehensive guide ..."
Gilbert C FAURE's curator insight,
March 15, 2019 4:56 AM
be involved and involve students in mastering information
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"...Certainly, motivating students to want to learn is an overarching goal of education, and I think many teachers struggle with this (and many who don't have sadly lost the desire to try) ..."
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"Human nature means that education will only go so far. Technology needs to take up the slack ..."
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"Genius hour is a movement in schools that allows students to explore their own passions. The concept for Genius Hour is derived in part from the idea of “20% ..."
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"Local context is essential when using technology to expand the educational horizons of millions across the continent ..."
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"Curiosity is the “complex feeling and cognition that accompanies a desire to learn what is unknown,” according to Min Jeong Kang and fellow researchers in a 2009 study. Neurological research here focused on, among other areas, the difference in neural activity when answers are presented ..."
www's curator insight,
March 21, 2016 2:16 AM
Do you agree with what the author says? I absoulutely agree with the author.As in todays world the fast evolution of technology will effect our education system. Do you foresee things to be different in future? Yes as the imput of new technology and educational apps that makes learning more interesting What kind of influence would such an implementation have? It would create a more competitive environment and will have a new generation of technological advanced humans Who benefits from it? All of us can benefit from this Is it truly fool proof? Yes totally
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"Humans have a drive to eat. We have a drive to drink. We have a drive to reproduce. Curiosity is no different, says George Loewenstein, "
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"When we present knowledge as more certain than it is, we discourage curiosity ..."
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"Where curiosity comes from isn’t entirely clear. That’s probably because there is no single source for it any more than there is a single source for entertainment, anxiety, or confidence. There are strategies to promote curiosity in the classroom—even those that consider how the brain works ..."
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"The Internet is full of great videos, some of which can be quite educational. A while back, we rounded up a few choice websites with informative videos to expand your mind ..."
Alison Rostetter's curator insight,
December 13, 2014 3:10 PM
Always looking for inspiration? Want something that takes the focus off you for a change? Some suggestions here. |
