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Lesson Plan: Exploring Cellphones in School through the Lens of Cartoons

Navigating Smartphone Use in School – Balancing Benefits and Challenges Background In the digital age, smartphones have become ubiquitous, serving

Cheery Friday Greetings from Learning How to Learn! In the Friday newsletter from Barb, Terry, and the entire Learning How to

The psychology of why we trust what people say, even when they contradict the facts In this article from BBC

Evaluating information is not based on evaluating the credibility of the source. You can’t place your trust in anyone. Even if you

I am a big fan of podcasts because they can be enjoyed while multitasking. Check out my recommended list below.

I wrote an article about how Netflix could transform the way we learn languages in 2019. Here is a newer

In this YouTube video titled “Stephen Fry: Greek Myths Can Teach Us All About Ourselves 🔱,” Stephen Fry shares personal

The guidelines are intended for primary and secondary teachers and can be used by educators with little or no experience with digital

8 Reflective Questions To Help Any Student Think About Their Learning What surprised you today, and why? What’s the most

I just read this article by By: Michael B. Horn. By fall, every child should have an individualized learning plan. My

Remarkable learning experience I just read about this in Barbra Oakley’s newsletter I get every Friday. I haven’t tried this yet,

We have taught our kids to fear failure, and in doing so, we have blocked the surest and clearest path

I just read this article by Steven W. Anderson where he discusses what he calls the lack of involvement from leadership on

Moving in the wrong direction Sir Ken Robinson tweeted this link today and it resonates completely with my own thinking

Connected learning, connected world The theme for this year’s ISTE was Connected learning, connected world. And even if I didn’t

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