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Month: May 2019

Streaming at five set me up to fail; the power of expectation

May 27, 2019 Ann S. Michaelsen

I wrote an article about fixed and growth mindset last year, comparing it with the power of expectations. In the

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Teaching how to behave online

May 14, 2019 Ann S. Michaelsen

12 Tips For Students To Manage Their Digital Footprints I just read this article contributed by Justin Boyle here.  A digital footprint is

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Teaching students how to learn

May 10, 2019 Ann S. Michaelsen

Learn to learn: a video series teaching pupils how to learn  Barbara Oakley, the author of “Learning how to Learn” 

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Reflection is critical in the learning process.

May 10, 2019 Ann S. Michaelsen

The importance of reflection Making reflections part of a course grade encourages students to engage in the reflective process, helps

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A “women’s new deal” guiding American women toward political activism.

May 9, 2019 Ann S. Michaelsen

“Women are on fire, activated, ready to make change.” — Cecile Richards, former president of Planned Parenthood and a founder of

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How Netflix could transform the way we learn languages

May 8, 2019 Ann S. Michaelsen

Streaming movies in class Language learning revisited. It is a known fact that Netflix is on every students’ computer and

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Teaching Social Studies

May 7, 2019 Ann S. Michaelsen

Useful search engine when studying social studies Google Dataset search is great when you are looking for statistics to use

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Teaching gun violence in the US.

May 6, 2019 Ann S. Michaelsen

‘I accidentally shot dead my little sister’ Sean was 10 years old when he found a gun in the house

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Mystery Skype in the classroom

May 5, 2019 Ann S. Michaelsen

Learning geography and dialects and languages How about using Mystery Skype to learn geography? I have been talking at 6

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Giving life to education. Learning together, living together.

May 3, 2019 Ann S. Michaelsen

Appreciative Inquiry: how can we use this in school? Last month I attended a conference titled; Giving life to education.

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