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"Schools lack the resources they need to properly offer coding education to students. So it’s not surprising that U.S. employers have only been able to fill 10 percent of available computer science jobs with qualified applicants ..."
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"Experts from RM Education share their predictions on how technology will influence classrooms and back office operations in 2018 ..."
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"At any given moment in the day, I am attached to my cellphone, my iPad or my computer. As a writer, I was an early convert to the computer. I began ..."
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"When teachers, parents and students are asked to change how they have been doing things, it often involves an element of loss that doesn't get recognized in the ..."
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"Educational technology has the potential to transform classroom learning and can improve outcomes for young people ..."
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"Effect of ban on phones adds up to equivalent of extra week of classes over a pupil’s school year ..."
Alex Makosz's curator insight,
May 17, 2015 5:30 AM
Phones negatively affect low-income and low-achievement students most? A double-edged sword that most hurts kids already lacking the skills for success.
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"If schools hope to prepare students for an unknown future, they must make technology easy to use -- through hardware, software, mindset, and practice ..."
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"Countries around the world are embracing innovative approaches to technology. Here are some best practices that U.S. educators can adopt from Singapore, Mexico and Japan ..."
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"The idea of the school as an efficient factory assembly line has a long but surprising history. A century ago, the notion of schools delivering finished products to a democratic society was both new and admired. Here is what Professor Ellwood P. Cubberley, of Stanford University said in the early 20th century: ..." Via Edumorfosis, juandoming
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"Education is often slow to adopt new trends, but these five technologies are poised to transform teaching and learning in classrooms today ..."
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"The #GoOpen commitment aims to replace at least one textbook with OER within one year and share best practices with other school districts ..."
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"Only one-third of school districts said they are aware of both the term "open educational resources" (OER) and its licensing ..."
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"The rise of the digital age, the sudden ubiquity of information and our access to it and the evolution of the static Web 1.0 to the participatory Web 3.0 have enabled an overhaul of what we deem …"
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"As in years past, this new year will bring all sorts of new technology to schools. The question for educators is: To what degree do these technologies enhance education? ..."
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"Once a bit player in schools, Google has become a dominant force. But parents in many school districts can't opt-out of the company's tracking ..."
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"Google participates in a practice called Innovation Time Off, in which employees can work on projects so long as they align with Google’s mission and goals ..."
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"Don’t like going to high school? Instead of physically going to campus and dealing with other whiney teens and your annoying teachers, you could send an avatar to go to a virtual school for you! ..."
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"Even though we learn a great deal in school, some of the most essential skills we need as adults aren't universally, formally taught. Here are some of the subjects and skills we wish we'd learned in school early on (and which you can still learn now ..."
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"Schools with one-to-one laptop programs had more freedom in how they used Khan Academy's online instructional videos, according to a two-year study of 70 teachers in 20 California schools during 2011-13. The report also found that ..."
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"Being aware of these possible problems will help position tablet programs in your classroom and school for success ..."
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