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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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When feedback originates with students, they can assess their current understanding and see what they need to do to improve. 
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As many educators prepare to return to work and welcome a new group of students for the new school year, it is a great time for us to reflect on classroom practices and look toward new ways of empowering our next group of students. Empowering our students is one of the greatest tasks and privileges …
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September 7, 2019 7:09 PM
I found this article very interesting because it highlights the importance of implementing various techniques to keep children inspired and ready to learn in the classroom. It includes 6 different points, from giving choices to inspiring debate. Every child or adult learn and respond to information in their own way and this article serves as an example of how teachers and parents must teach their students or children. I think teachers and parents/guardians across America should read this article and use these 6 points to create intelligent, passionate, and unique critical thinkers.
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Early elementary and kindergarten teacher Danielle Moore has been working with young children and helping them amplify their voices. Here's how.
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In this episode, I interview a wonderful 5th grader named Camden. Camden shares her passion for learning, her worries about bullying, the pressure of grades, and more!
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I decided to make student voice part of my life’s work in 2013, at the start of my 6th year teaching Sophomore English. I started that school year with one
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When students feel their voices are heard the engagement increases along with the learning of the students AND the teacher. What does it mean to encourage student voice and how do we do it? Here are lots of ideas!
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When I started teaching at SLA, there was a standing assignment for 9th grade students. It had begun with the inaugural class and had continued into the second year when I picked up my teaching loa…
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A couple of weeks ago, I did just that. I took a few minutes in class and bravely (or stupidly) asked the students, “Hey, are you guys actually learning this material or do I need to try a different…
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Global Student Voice is a global education consortium bringing together thought leaders and bright student minds.
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For the past five years, those of us at Choose2Matter have had the pleasure and privilege of helping young change-makers realize their potential, and yearning desire, to impact the world.
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education
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January 23, 2018 2:43 PM
Student voice is often undervalued in education. Try some of these tools to help increase student voice in your classroom.
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Academic conversation supports learning for all students, especially ELLs. Valentina Gonzalez offers strategies to overcome the barriers to effective dialogue.
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In my school district we adopted the five learning beliefs from Education Reimagined to help drive our district vision: competency-based; personalized, relevant & contextualized; learner agency; socially embedded; open-walled. In working with these five beliefs, we must (1) have a clear understanding of what they mean, and (2) be equipped with explicit strategies to make …
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We often focus on student engagement, but student empowerment is a step further. Here, we focus on the seven shifts toward student empowerment.
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