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We need to encourage young children to embrace and celebrate diversity. 
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You read that correctly: Zombie-Based Learning. When I started learning about it, my inner geek squealed with joy. I've always loved zombies. I've watched all the movies and even read the original Wa
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Check out just how much of an influence studies show iPads in the classroom are having on education. Via John Evans
Kristina Hollis's curator insight,
June 1, 2013 2:12 AM
Great to see data and stats on the improvements iPads can bring to the classroom
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June 1, 2013 2:18 AM
This is being used as a basis for professional development and it is a fantastic resource 
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August 17, 2013 1:07 AM
One stop shop for blooms verbs, activities and technologies. |
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How virtual education could powerfully transform North Carolina News & Observer There's a serious school choice debate underway in our great state that will determine the educational future of children like mine who live in communities across North...
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Blogging is good for growing business, as owned media, for good PR, building authority, and developing brand.... How many gazillion blogs are there in the world now? Technorati says about 3 million or so. You can see where your blog ranks via something called an Alexa ranking. Best to just ignore all that though and focus on a few other things, such as: Blogs Only Get Better When you start blogging and give it 12 months of consistent writing, good things start to happen. You become confident and assured that you have something to say. Your writing improves, you gain voice, and you may even make the jump from personal to professional blogger.... Via Jeff Domansky
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July 16, 2013 12:53 AM
My district recently adopted google apps for faculty and students. This article helps to highlight the impact it can have on your district. |
