Resources from Kathleen Buckley's equally solid prsentation on the topic.
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Building learners' independence through thoughtful technology use
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Excellent collection of resources regarding bullying and cyberbullying
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The power of socially constructed knowledge for student success -- in this case through student study groups. A series of brief videos highlighting a seminal research study.
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Publishing content online in eye-catching formats is easier than ever. Use these easy-to-use tools to publish, share and celebrate student work.
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Ozge Karaoglu is one of the great collectors of quality websites.
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Good collection of links to research studies, each briefly described
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Large video archive from this provocative event held in Sept. 2011. Some excellent thoughts.
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A learning community focused on transforming schools in Hawaii. Great collection of videos.
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ASCD's Rick Allen talks with Heidi Hayes Jacobs about her new book, "Curriculum 21: Essential Education for a Changing World."...11-minute video
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Vastly improved technology and increased student drop out rates have set the stage for education's Internet moment. Get the full story in this beautiful infographic.
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How to encourage good ideas and where good ideas come from - 2 strong videos from Steven Johnson |
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I Education Apps Review believes devices like ITouch / IPhone / IPod have a place in education.
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Another great collection of briefly described links from Ozge Karaoglu
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The complete speech. One of his more memorable ones.
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A school of education in Florida recently opened its first digital classroom to help prepare students for what they'll find in the 21st century classes where they'll be teaching one day.
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Resources for the flipped classroom: Students review content for homework, class time is for experiential activities, questions, and rich discourse.
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Topic: Are schools dangerously irrelevant? Description: Educational research consistently finds that the vast majority of students day-to-day classroom work ... Outstanding video
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Videos of all 16 speakers at this excellent event in March 2011. Some speakers include Alan November, Heidi Hayes Jacobs, Samona Tait, Will Richardson, Gary Stager, Dennis Littky,
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Many educators are experimenting with the idea of a flipped classroom model. Find out what it is and why everyone's talking about it.
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Deep analysis of the meaning of Occupy Wall Street type protests. "The Wall Street protests represent a refusal to engage the worn-out ideologies rooted in the Cold War." |
