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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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Being an emotional is healthy and important. If you feel bad about being emotional, take a look at these reasons why being wrong is a good thing. Read Now! 
Irma Maldonado's curator insight,
September 14, 2018 4:37 PM
Working with special needs students, I know they can learn and they deserve it.
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I am always looking for ways to save energy. I shared in my book Unshakeable that energy is one of our most precious resources because unlike time, energy does not naturally replenish itself. We have to be intentional about how we use our energy. If we don’t pay attention to the things that drain it …
RebeccaMoore's curator insight,
November 28, 2017 5:04 PM
I spend so much time working and prepping for lessons and class routines and wonder if I am doing it wrong. This article is reassuring in sharing the sentiment and suggesting ideas to move forward to enjoy the work of teaching and working with children on a daily basis.
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August 6, 2017 6:37 PM
I scooped this because locally we need to recognize that students and teachers all make mistakes and that is how we learn. I think sometimes, state and local leaders forget or don't know the area they are making decisions on and that mistakes are okay and actually create a great amount of learning.
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Do you encourage children to make mistakes in your classroom? Or are they fearful of taking risks and getting things wrong? This is a blog about encouraging students and teachers to take risks in t...
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I've posted a lot about the importance of a growth mindset (see The Best Resources On Helping Our Students Develop A “Growth Mindset”) and I've also previously shared about a group called PERTS fro...
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I recently heard a TED talk from Brian Goldman, a doctor who admits to having made mistakes. In very emotional language, he describes some costly emergency room mistakes, and then makes a strong case for changing the way that the medical profession addresses such things. He believes that medicine will improve if doctors are free to discuss their mistakes, without judgment, allowing them to learn from each other. But, he continued, because doctors are judged by mistakes, they are too afraid to di
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Avoid these errors in your first 100 days in the top position to ensure the success of your venture.
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Here is a set of mistakes that you must avoid while integrating technology in the classroom.
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These 6 strategies represent some of the most fundamental mistakes I've made in my years of educational technology professional development.
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Nancy C. Anderson's activities and teacher notes can help students learn how to analyze their math mistakes and develop a growth mindset.
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The willingness to make mistakes is an important element in the growth mindset.
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Could being wrong be the best way to recapture wonder?
Joseph Pizzo's curator insight,
September 7, 2015 9:33 AM
We learn from our errors. They are the teachers that we often overlook. 
Tony Guzman's curator insight,
September 9, 2015 1:21 PM
This article and video share from a TED talk on why it is valuable to make mistakes.
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As part of C.M Rubin's monthly series in the Huffington post: The Global Search for Education: Our Top 12 Global Teacher Blogs, this is the second post. This month we are answering the following pr...
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I recently heard a TED talk from Brian Goldman, a doctor who admits to having made mistakes. In very emotional language, he describes some costly emergency room mistakes, and then makes a strong case for changing the way that the medical profession addresses such things. He believes that medicine will improve if doctors are free to discuss their mistakes, without judgment, allowing them to learn from each other. But, he continued, because doctors are judged by mistakes, they are too afraid to di
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There's a certain class of mistakes that all educators can eliminate with conscious effort, and in this post we outline 11 of them. They range from habit
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Avoid These Mistakes in Your Approach to Integrating Technology in the Classroom Are you tentative about how to go about integrating technology in your
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