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Via: Online Colleges Guide (#Trends | #Infographic: How Video Games Are Changing #Education #edtech Found at http://t.co/H72Jeg7z http://t.co/BrJRSAsy...)...
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For your perusal a completely subjective list of the 5 things happening right now in education that are getting lots of notice, energy and resources but don’t deserve it, and why I think we need to reconsider our collective love affair with them.
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Here are three of our recommended presentation tools for teachers, admins, students, and just about anyone looking to show up to class with a kick-butt set of informative slides.
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Teacher committing the cardinal sin of teaching from the front
I read this comment on the Guardian Teacher Network recently in response to a post from Ross McGill on the wonderfully named, teacher lead questioning strategy he calls Pose Pause Pounce Bounce:
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What's Here This page shares ideas for educators to use in creating websites with teaching resources.
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I’m sure we still missed some as new hashtags seemingly pop up every day.
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Upon struggling to turn the virtual pages of a news app on a loved one’s iPad, I was told that a two-year-old could operate the [incredibly intuitive] tablet better than I could.
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Sal Khan recently sat down with Forbes’ Michael Noer to record a mini-lecture, Khan Academy style, about the history of education. It’s the history of education “from 1680 to 2050” in 11 minutes, so needless to say it’s a rather abbreviated version of events.
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I'm the kind of guy who worries when something gets too popular, and I'm starting to wonder if that's the case with technology in education.
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The challenges facing a new teacher are clear: how to write a strong lesson plan, how to master the fine art of lesson delivery and how to keep kids engaged in a positive classroom environment are all...
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TCEA is a member-based organization devoted to the use of technology in education.
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There’s no hotter cultural phenomenon tha Psy’s Gangnam Style right now. We’re in the centre of the passing cultural storm...
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Probably worth reading my last post about the disapplication of the previous ICT Program of Study and our plans to take it’s place at KS3 before proceeding with this one.
So what have we done in the 4 months since my last post?
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A simple AfL questioning technique can revolutionise your teaching • Time to Pose, Pause, Bounce and Pounce!
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Over the past few weeks I've been privileged to read so many great blog posts by fellow teachers on the numerous benefits of both tweeting and blogging. Having an online presence in order to collaborate and learn from others is now fast becoming one of the most popular and interesting ways to improve your day to day teaching. More and more teachers are getting involved in this online community, which means there are more and more opportunities to network with like-minded people.
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There's been speculation for months now -- at least since the release of the Steve Jobs biography -- about Apple's plans to take on the textbook publishing...
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Blended Learning is not so much an innovation as it is a natural by-product of the digital domain creeping into physical boundaries.
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Recently a number of colleagues have asked me “I’ve done all the research, but how do i get started with PBL?” My answer has been to simply do it. Start small, become emboldened a...
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