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In Search Of The Benefit Of Homework

Teaching / July 25, 2013

It’s important to impress the value of getting the work done, but sometimes homework demands are unrealistic. Is homework beneficial?

Teaching / July 25, 2013 / New Teacher

10 Ways To Give Students Individual Attention In A Busy Classroom (Carousel Day) by Zach Grubb, Carousel Day School Ed

Technology / July 24, 2013 / Z-Archived

Yesterday, I fell into an amazing experience. To take a term from Laura Robertson’s blog post,“You Say You Want a Revolution: EdcampHome,” it

Teaching / July 24, 2013

Adobe recently released the following infographic that captures some interesting statistics on perceived barriers to creativity in education.

Improving the connection between school and home could yield a staggering improvement in both academic and “whole child” progress.

How Do You Use An iPad To Add Voice Comments To Grading? by TeachThought Staff Offering timely and effective learning

Teaching, Technology / July 22, 2013

10 Simple Tips For Better Teaching With Tablets by Ravi Bhatt, iAnnotate Software Developer Teachers can’t escape the growing trend

Teaching / July 21, 2013 / New Teacher

What makes a teacher successful? Having an expertise in reading, writing, math or science is necessary, but the ability to

Wisr: Quizzes On Twitter By Content Area Twitter for learning is a topic that probably deserves some discussion. In part

Literacy / July 19, 2013

What the library of the future will look like is kind of up for debate. Will it be full of

Help Students Respond To Common Core Texts With These Reflective Questions The Common Core Standards represent a shift in the