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Smarter eLearning: Promoting Higher-Leveling Thinking In Online Courses

Technology / May 21, 2020 / eLearning

For teachers, promoting critical thinking in online courses is a matter of combining engagement, inquiry, and higher-level questioning.

What’s the difference between personalized & individualized learning? What matters is differentiating for what students need to achieve.

Virtual reality in the classroom can be used to facilitate student interactions or environments to create experiences not otherwise possible.

Technology / May 14, 2020 / Tools

What are the best bookmarking tools for teachers? From apps and extensions to social readers & publishing platforms, they come in many forms.

Virtual teaching tips aren’t much different than standard tips. Ultimately, it all boils down to prioritizing, simplifying & communication.

The more we click on what sparks anger & fear, the more of that content we’ll see. Read to learn how to mitigate the impact of negative news.

Social learning is essential to create future-ready students adept at self-organized learning, knowledge sharing, and working with teams.

Effects of remote learning include new technological skills and resources, and helping students charge of their own education.

Throughout the K-12 learning landscape, assessment practices are changing to embrace assessment for learning, not assessment of learning.

Learning / May 3, 2020 / Science

Learning science is a dynamic, spiraling, evolving, inherently playful process that promotes creativity and critical thinking.

Education / May 2, 2020 / Random

Crows can remember individual humans for a long time, and even communicate how to identify them to their group.

Education / April 29, 2020

Rather than academic content, many great minds have emphasized imagination, curiosity, playfulness, creativity, and a love of learning.