June 2018 – The digital classroom, transforming the way we learn

Assessing Learning Without a Test

I just read this article in Edutopia and watched the video that I am sharing here. I am considering moving

Reflection is so important for continued learning and growth. I developed the list below as a tool for educators to

Just read this article in Education reimagined and I have to share it with you here. We know it is

In these days of school endings, grades and hiring staff for next school year, this short article is worth a

In recent years, research has confirmed what most teachers already knew: providing students with meaningful feedback can greatly enhance learning

…The beauty here is when a team of individuals works together positively to incite change rather than taking the initial

And if so, what will happen to all those working in retail today? Technological job loss is nothing new—but is

PADLET I have used Padlet a lot in class and I was just reminded about the different uses it has.

These are guidelines Facebook Help Centre provided for it users to help them spot fake news. However, these tips can also apply

Nothing affects a school district more than it’s ability to create and execute a strategic plan. A good strategic plan

How do we spend the days set for professional development wisely? It is no doubt an area for disagreement. At

It is the time of the year again, exams, both written and oral. Next week many students in Norway will

Edutopia blogger Todd Finley considers whole class discussion and presents ample research about what works best. Read the whole article

The students in your class who are struggling have probably always struggled in school. That becomes a pattern of frustration

When schools consider personalized learning models, they often focus on the new and novel technology and instructional practices. But the