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Ken Robinson: How to escape education’s death valley

Why you should listen to him: Sir Ken Robinson outlines 3 principles crucial for the human mind to flourish —

Traditional grading practices centered around teachers collecting student papers and giving letter grades with little real feedback — the kind

Learning Station Session : Global Collaboration Project Sunday, 6/23/2013, 7:00pm–8:30pm Ann Michaelsen, Sandvika vgs, Norway I’m pleased to be able

On my trip to San Francisco, I decided to travel to Alaska to see what they are doing at Highland Tech

Student voice Wouldn’t it be great if your school day was structured around your interests? Wouldn’t it be great if you could

The flipped classrooms hit Europe! Comparing Europe and the US I’m guessing there are more initiatives on how to use technology

The Connected Teacher: Powering Up In the great free interactive eBook, The Connected Teacher: Powering Up, you can read stories by teachers

Questions: On request from students at a Teachers college in Norway (HIST) I asked my students the following questions: A. Do you

In many ways, I can’t imagine there has been a more amazing time to learn. I recently read this guest

Learn Live Theatre E, Saturday 02 Feb, 13:15-14:00 Participants will be shown how to use social media like Skype, YouTube,

TED-ED is a great place to find videos for your class. You can choose to show the video and make

Why School, the new book by Will Richardson Seems like a lot of educators I follow on Twitter have read

What can we learn from other countries? In this video they take a look at countries making the big strides

I have copied this post from the Powerful Learning Practice web site. Mostly to remind myself of all the books

Original short videos, in collaboration with Khan Academy, aim to fuel K-12 students’ interest in engineering and science MIT is

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