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An Example Of Exponential Growth For Students

Learning / November 3, 2020 / Math

A vampire has to feed on a human every month. How many months would it take for the entire population of the planet to become vampires?

Educating students doesn’t have to take the form of a one-sided lecture or reading. In fact, it works better if it doesn’t.

Strategies for creating digital choice boards include starting simply, adding audio or video content, and using learning taxonomies.

Teaching / October 29, 2020 / Whole Teacher

It took a few days for me to really shake off the effects of that week, and knowing my classroom was making me feel bad was an awful feeling.

Teaching / October 28, 2020 / Coronavirus

In a rapidly changing world, schools and districts have a chance to embrace significant and lasting change in ways never before possible.

What motivates students? More specifically, what motivates them to be engaged at school to master the objective you’ve chosen for them?

Project-based learning tips for teachers include involving parents–helping them understand the process of learning through PBL.

Critical Thinking / October 25, 2020

The development of beliefs based on critical reasoning and quality data is much closer to a science-based approach to critical thinking.

Organizations that undergo change too often can become jaded about new ideas. understanding past change can help us understand future change.

What are the best coding apps for students? From HopScotch to Codea and more, here are coding tools to help you get started in the classroom.

Education / October 19, 2020 / Coronavirus

Data for the project comes from administration officials from the principal upward, all of whom have every reason to want schools open ASAP.

This graphic gets at the idea of modern teaching through a simple checklist for teachers today. We’ve added a extensions for each item.