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20 Of The Best iPad Apps For Writing

Technology / June 15, 2014 / Apple, Apps

20 Apps For Writing On The iPad Though the tablet, in form, tends towards consumption, the iPad can also serve […]

Teaching / June 14, 2014 / Whole Child

Talking To Students About Homosexuality On the surface, discussing sexuality in schools doesn’t seem an entirely natural thing–not in an

7 Characteristics Of A Digitally Competent Teacher by TeachThought Staff We’ve mused in the past on the kinds of things

Engaging In Isolation: Student Engagement in a Flipped Classroom by Tridib Roy Chowdhury, Senior Director, Products, Adobe Systems This is

Technology / June 9, 2014 / Apple

A 1:1 iPad Menu For Guided Reading Choice boards are powerful tools for providing students with both choice and direction

What Is The Difference Between An Initialism And An Acronym? Initialisms and an acronyms are often confused, not so much

‘Stop Stealing Dreams’ Asks A Great Question Seth Godin is an author with a ranging topic landscape. Known more for his

Alan Watts On Finding Purpose Through Affection by TeachThought Staff Alan Watts (b 1915, d. 1973) was a British philosopher

Technology / June 6, 2014

Learning Technology Is About Relationships By Mike Fisher What really matters in the 21st Century? Is it the ability to

Teaching / June 5, 2014 / New Teacher

These bad teaching habits range from habits of practice to habits of thought, & have one important thing in common: they make your job harder.

What Were The Breakthrough Technologies For 2014? Whether you’re a proponent of technology, are wary but willing, or against it

Some Ideas To Enhance Boring School Staff Meetings For many of us, snow did this to us—pushing end-of-the-school-year proceedings until