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iGeneration - 21st Century Education (Pedagogy & Digital Innovation)
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Teaching and learning in the 21st Century - meeting the pedagogical challenges of digital learning and innovation for the iGeneration
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Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Welcome to the 2021 Canadian Minecraft Challenge: Future Frontiers The year is 2049 and your students are set to blast off and travel to one of humanity's future frontiers. 
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Writing for your teacher can be boring, right? But what if you were writing a book that could be seen by the whole world? That's what we're asking you to do. Complete this 1-page story challenge and you could win some great prizes!
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Do you know Canada’s Best Teacher? We know that teachers are everyday heroes. Their positive contributions are felt every day, in every community across Canada, and around the world. And never has that been more evident than now – during…
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Please use the form to submit your application for the 2017 Ken Spencer Award for Innovation in Teaching and Learning. Please complete all fields below and ensure that the Executive Summary is 500 words or less. Applicants can either nominate themselves or be nominated by another person. The contact information of your immediate supervisor (e.g. principal, superintendent) is also required. The …
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Every year, we will award a $10,000 prize to one outstanding teacher or school administrator, and a $10,000 grant to his or her school or district (this year the prize is going to an administrator). Winners of the Escalante-Gradillas prize exemplify the commitment to learning, discipline, character-building, and high expectations that characterized Garfield High School when Jaime Escalante taught there and Henry Gradillas was its principal. Do you know an outstanding school superintendent, princ
Lori Wilk's curator insight,
March 26, 2015 10:08 AM
Great to hear about awards recognizing educators. #education #awards #Schools
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Finaliste du concours vidéo 'La meilleure classe de français en Ontario' (2013): St. Patrick's High School (Ottawa), classe de Mme Okomono 'La meilleure clas...
Filomena Gomes's curator insight,
November 17, 2013 1:30 PM
Je sais que les lip-sub sont très populaires mais, de loin, je préfère quand les élèves transforment une chanson pour refléter leur quotidien comme ces élèves ont fait. Voci un autre clip du concours de l'année passé:
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The What’s Your Story? contest is a campaign that elevates the voices of students to shed light on their views of the internet, what it means to them and how to make it better for all.
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Cynthia Salas Rodriguez's curator insight,
February 3, 2021 9:26 PM
Excellent article! I love this idea for a project for my students. This is a great project for when we study still life photography. The article states that artifacts are great items to use to tell one's story, to connect people, to capture moments, and to reflect changes.
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For immediate release Toronto, ON — March 20, 2020 — Scholars Education is partnering with Drew Doughty of the Los Angeles Kings to help a deserving student further their education. Doughty has generously donated $10,000 in commitment to helping Canadian students achieve academic success in light of recent school closures nationwide. “Drew is used to …
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Welcome to Samsung CA. Discover a wide range of home electronics with cutting-edge technology including TVs, smartphones, tablets, home appliances & more!
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NewsHour Extra, the NewsHour’s educational resource site, is challenging students with its annual #MyZeitgeist contest to create digital projects about the most important news events of 2014. Inspired by Google’s annual Zeitgeist year-in-review montage, #MyZeitgeist encourages innovation in the classroom, news … Continue reading →
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