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How I Gave Struggling Students A Sense Of Authorship

Teaching / December 14, 2013

At FREE L.A., these young people get a crucial second chance –– not just to finish their studies but also to improve their communities.

Show A Little Faith In The Learning Process by Jane Healey, Ph.D. and English Teacher I enjoy simple statements over complex

Teaching / December 12, 2013

Class size matters if you believe in active PBL. Class size matters if you allow for student choice & authentic personalization.

Adaptive learning programs can allow educators and students to identify knowledge gaps and tailor instruction and learning accordingly.

Technology / December 9, 2013

Virtual field trips complement traditional classroom settings, and are a great tool for parents and homeschooling groups.

Uncategorized / December 9, 2013 / Z-Archived

Project Zeitgeist Asks Students, “What Did 2013 Look Like Through Your Eyes?” From a press release– (December 6, 2013

Like related learning trends, mobile learning is one of the least understood movements in modern education.

Education / December 6, 2013 / W-News

Presented Without Commentary Vol. 1: Amazon Delivery Drones In case you missed it, Amazon has plans to drop packages into

It is incumbent upon leaders to harness the power of digital technology to create school transparent, meaningful, engaged school cultures.

Nearly every major educational institution in the world is teaching with YouTube through videos featuring news, lectures, and courses.

Learning / November 29, 2013 / New Teacher

When Learning Is Playful And Intuitive, Good Things Happen by Peter Kinney, CTO of Digital Dreams Labs Curiosity thrives when

One of the best education philosophies is collegiality. Without cooperation, teachers can’t remain vibrant members of a class community.