"Questioning techniques are one of the easiest areas of instructional design that can be improved, at least in my opinion. By looking at the question stems, one can determine the level of thinking our learners are expected to demonstrate ..."
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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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"15 Questions To Ask About Tech Integration In Your Classroom *this blog was originally published at TeachThought PD by Drew Perkins, Director of ..."
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"As I wrote in my last column, the traditional skill we have valued in teachers when paper was the dominant media—the ability to transfer knowledge of a subject—is becoming less important. Increasingly, a teacher’s knowledge can be found online and in various learning styles ..."
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"Being able to take any video and add questions to it that students must answer before continuing to watch is an outstanding technique for making a video lesson richer and ..."
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"It's time to redefine what it means to teach. Students already learn much differently than they did a decade ago, but educators have been slow to adapt ..."
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"We sometimes find ourselves in a culture of product-based praise. If we want more effort from our students, we need to be more intentional about the value of process and risk in our classrooms ..."
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"It's philosophy, and yes, it's for young kids, not just college students ..."
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"I recently read an American Educator article from 2012 by Barak Rosenshine that set out 10 principles of instruction informed by research, with subsequent suggestions for implementing them in the ..." Via juandoming
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"...A good question can open minds, shift paradigms, and force the uncomfortable but transformational cognitive dissonance that can help create thinkers. In education, we tend to value a student’s ability to answer our questions ..."
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"These four questions can help educators guide their game-based learning implementations ..."
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"It just might be that in a society where information is abundant, thinking habits are more important than knowledge. Somewhere beneath wisdom and above the “things” a student knows ..."
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"Critical thinking is a disruptive cognitive process that explores alternative ways of thinking about something with the purpose of uncovering silent and untold meanings ..."
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"One category of digital tools, making thinking visible, can give students a higher level of confidence to ask questions when they need help, or share their opinions and ideas with the rest of the class — leading to more thoughtful discussions. These same tools inform educators about how to plan for much more meaningful lessons ..."
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"Literacy is a chief concern for both academic and professional progress. Digital literacy is emerging as a genuine concern ..."
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"Through being reflective about your own teaching practices, model and guide students toward a more reflective approach to their projects, grades, actions, and reactions ..."
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'In this lesson, we provide strategies to help students accurately interpret maps, and we suggest ways for using current event maps as a tool to better understand both history and what’s going on in the world today ..."
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"The reading gap, or level of missing competency that occurs among students somewhere between grade school and high school, is closing, and a new book published this month by Molly Ness PhD, is helping teachers make it happen ..."
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"A Project-Based Learning Spectrum: 25 Questions To Guide Your PBL Planning ...."
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"Robust online discussions are nurtured through clear expectations, carefully crafted questions, timely and useful feedback, and creative facilitation ..."
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"Teachers who use an inquiry based approach can provide techniques that help students learn the questions to ask that may spark a natural interest ..."
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"...This is what we hope will be an ongoing collection of the most effective ways to use technology in the classroom. We’d like to see it crowdsourced, so we may convert it to a public document/wiki-type file at some point ..."
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"f you answer no to all six questions when evaluating the design of assignments and student work, then chances are that technology is not really being applied in the most innovative ways ..."
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