Students–What Did 2013 Look Like Through Your Eyes?
Project Zeitgeist Asks Students, “What Did 2013 Look Like Through Your Eyes?” From a press release– (December 6, 2013 […]
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A List Of 75 MOOCs For Teachers & Students
Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) allow learners access to free courses facilitated by top educators and experts in every subject area.
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A New Tool That Can Make Your Tweets Disappear
A New Tool That Can Make Your Tweets Disappear Disappearing tweets might not sound like fun the same way disappearing
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96 Year-Old Man Recalls 73 Years Of Love In A Song
Nothing endures like love. So when a 96 year-old man, recently widowed from his wife of 73 years, read about
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What Teachers Eat For Lunch Matters More Than You’d Think
Healthy eating isn’t just an issue for kids–it’s an issue for adults, too, and critical, because we provide the example.
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Twitter + YouTube+ Google+ = A New Kind Of PD
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
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3 Basic Tips To Conserve Energy In The Classroom
Enlightening Students On Energy Conservation Rising energy prices is a big ticket not only for households, but also for educational
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4 Sources Of Low Cost Textbooks And Educational Resources
This contributed post was written by a bookboon employee 4 Sources Of Low Cost Online Textbooks And Educational Resources Online
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How I Combined Technology & Tomato Plants To Agitate Student Thinking
by Dawn Casey-Rowe, Social Studies & Educational Technology Teacher I fed them edamame. We were having a contest to wrap up the
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Korean Lunchroom Mess Strangely Comforting
Lunch in most public schools is, at best, a busy clash of students, food, and schedule. At worst? A cacophony of clatter, chatter, and chaos.
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5 Basic Tips To Reduce Student Test Anxiety
How To Reduce Student Testing Anxiety Tests aren’t going away anytime soon, and as the stakes increase, when the time
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2 Fundamental Ways Technology Improves Learning
How Does Technology Improve Learning? This is a contributed post by Jenna Smith It doesn’t matter what you want to
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