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Yashy Tohsaku
onto Education 2.0 & 3.0 July 22, 2012 10:57 AM
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What are the implications of MOOCs on Higher Education and University teaching? ...
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After taking a rather lengthy hiatus from blogging and working on Teachers Pay Teachers products, I am back at it... Yay! By the time this post publishes, I will have already updated and reposted all previous blog posts, including my series Understanding and Implementing the 5E Lesson Cycle. So, to top it off, how about…
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The first step of coaching is relationship building. Here are a few ways to create and maintain positive relationships with the professionals you coach. Explore this and more at TCEA TechNotes Blog, your go-to source for educational technology and teaching innovation.
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Listen to this episode from Unpacking the Backpack on Spotify. Tired of your carefully crafted feedback falling on deaf ears or causing unintended frustration? Many well-intentioned suggestions for improvement fail to land, leading to confusion and missed growth opportunities. This episode unpacks the art and science of facilitating feedback that is clear, constructive, and truly heard by staff and students. You'll learn practical techniques to transform your suggestions from dreaded conversations into catalysts for positive change and stronger relationships. For more insights, check out these blog posts HERE and HERE.
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Mantener a los alumnos concentrados en la lección es uno de los desafíos más comunes a los que se enfrentan los docentes.
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18 Dice Games for the English Classroom. Fun and simple no prep games to be used with all age levels and abilities.
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Kids grow up with innate curiosity. It’s the hardwired instinct that permits us to walk, talk and survive long before we get to school. And at school, the industrial imperative prizes rigor o…
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Researchers and teachers co-designed resources to foster collaboration
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Summer is a time to relax, have fun, and spark new ideas. Recharge easily while staying inspired for the year ahead. Explore this and more at TCEA TechNotes Blog, your go-to source for educational technology and teaching innovation.
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Scribbr is the academic writing assistant that uses people, not just AI, to help
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What has happened to our students', our own, joy of knowing something?
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"Remember when everything was ‘blockchain’? AI will plateau just like other hyped-up technologies in the past – but that doesn’t make it useless ..." Via Leona Ungerer |
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Artificial intelligence continues to grow by leaps and bounds. For many of us, when we met ChatGPT for the first time, we started asking lots of
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Teaching has always been challenging, but right now it feels heavier. In this piece, I share a conversation with Mike, a fifth-grade teacher who’s feeling the weight of tech distractions, AI-written essays, student apathy, and
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La invención de la escritura y con ella de la lectura supone el paso de prehistoria a historia, e incluso antes de esto y
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Promote collective growth by giving teachers opportunities to learn from one another.
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Summer is a time to relax, have fun, and spark new ideas. Recharge easily while staying inspired for the year ahead. Explore this and more at TCEA TechNotes Blog, your go-to source for educational technology and teaching innovation.
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Adolescents are early adopters of AI, but they crave guidance on using it ethically, a new study finds.
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The best press release examples show us that media coverage increases trustworthiness, especially when published on a credible website.
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Today I presented this short collection of thoughts at an online conference. I consider myself a 'veteran' in the online and in-person presentation challenge, well I have been doing it a long time, and perhaps better than some. This event, or my session I mean, was not well attended, and that's fine but I decided
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The AI ship has sailed. If you send home complex homework assignments, many of your students will most likely use AI to do the work. So what should you do? How can you ensure that students actually learn in your class?
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Las estrategias e instrumentos de evaluación son componentes fundamentales del proceso de evaluación educativa.
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Imagine having access to your target learners' thoughts, behaviours and emotional responses throughout your entire design process. While this may seem like science fiction (and, perhaps, risky), recent research by Park et al. (2024) demonstrates that AI personas built from intentionally gathered, structured data can predict learner behaviour more accurately than traditional human-centred approaches, achieving approximately 85% accuracy in behavioural simulation and prediction. Via Edumorfosis |
