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What is iSolveIt? iSolveIt is a mobile digital learning environment that supports the development of logical thinking and reasoning skills, which are essential competencies of algebra and mathematics in general. The environment includes a collection of tablet-based puzzles that have been designed using the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL). Via Kathleen McClaskey 
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"The Six Steps to Personalize Learning is a hybrid workshop that is on-site and online to help teachers move to a Stage One Personalized Learning Environment." Via Kathleen McClaskey, michel verstrepen
Kathleen McClaskey's curator insight,
March 10, 2013 2:26 PM
The Six Steps to Personalize Learning workshop can be personalized for your school, district, or region. We come to you to guide the process. Several of the ideas and strategies in the steps include:
>> Universal Design for Learning >> Class Learning Snapshot >> Personal Learner Profile >> Class Learning Toolkit >> Redesigned learning environments >> A repository of transformed lessons and projects aligned to CCSS >> Inquiry-based strategies >> Skills to choose the appropriate resources and tools to support teaching and learning.
As facilitators, we coach you in person and online as you apply the steps in your classroom. After the workshop is over, you can continue ongoing discussions in an online Community of Practice (the Personalize Learning Collaboratory) with other educators from around the world.
Contact Personalize Learning at personalizelearn@gmail.com 
María Dolores Díaz Noguera's curator insight,
July 8, 2013 3:05 PM
Seguiremos las etapas en la práctica educativa. |
Designed with the UDL Curriculum Tool Kit from CAST.
Introducing two new math apps that are designed based on the principles of UDL: MarhScaled and MathSquared.
Why Puzzles? They note that:
"Puzzles provide a natural format for developing reasoning skills. By teaching algebraic reasoning skills in a context that does not appear to be math-specific, puzzles address affective barriers to learning (e.g., math anxiety). Providing different types of puzzles offers practice across multiple representations, which is critical for developing the ability to generalize."