Yong Zhao— Correcting the Top 5 EdTech Mistakes This post was originally posted in 2015, but I think it is
Articles about AI and teaching, with free to use lesson plans
Yong Zhao— Correcting the Top 5 EdTech Mistakes This post was originally posted in 2015, but I think it is
Words can change lives. Never underestimate the significance of the right words at the right time. It takes a few
Inspire your students to participate Each year for the last 4 years I have entered my students in the Edublog
Background: During the first half of the 20th century, the government of Australia took children of mixed Aboriginal/white origins from
Discussing what will happen with exams in high schools in Norway in the near future This week I am invited
What I want to share from Miami this year! #miamidevice I’m not going to pretend that the nice warm weather
Creating a global classroom Creating a Truly Global Classroom How can you connect your classroom to the rest of the
Two-hour workshop I am Miami bound and here is the outline of my workshop to be held on Thursday, November
Pre-study activity Is it brave to suffer in silence? Whether from an injury or a broken heart, everyone suffers at
From master teacher to master learner I am enjoying the new book by Will Richardson and thought I’d share these
How technology s helping me learn My new project is getting students and teachers to share how technology is helping
Thanks to Will Richardson and What you need to read this Week, this article in The New York Times caught
“Spare Parts,” a smart, creative and highly-enjoyable drama about a team of intelligent, hard-working and ambitious high school students who
Call for help from students around the world! I attended ISTE in Philadelphia this summer and as always enjoyed the conversations
In this video, Andy Hargreaves talks about professional capital. I recently read his book with the same title where he