The guidelines are intended for primary and secondary teachers and can be used by educators with little or no experience with digital education. They clarify popular and
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Reflection Questions For Learning
8 Reflective Questions To Help Any Student Think About Their Learning. What surprised you today, and why? What’s the most important thing you learned today?
By fall should every student have an individual learning plan?
I just read this article by By: Michael B. Horn. By fall, every child should have an individualized learning plan. My question is; should they? Post-Covid
Learning powered by cognitive science
Remarkable learning experience I just read about this in Barbra Oakley’s newsletter I get every Friday. I haven’t tried this yet, but I thought I’d share
The gift of failure
We have taught our kids to fear failure, and in doing so, we have blocked the surest and clearest path to their success. I just
3 Ways Leaders Can Support Ongoing Professional Development
I just read this article by Steven W. Anderson where he discusses what he calls the lack of involvement from leadership on the professional development and the
DEAR STUDENTS: AN APOLOGY FROM A TEACHER
Moving in the wrong direction Sir Ken Robinson tweeted this link today and it resonates completely with my own thinking about students and school. In
ISTE 2014 Atlanta Georgia; What is your One? #iste2014
Connected learning, connected world The theme for this year’s ISTE was Connected learning, connected world. And even if I didn’t have the chance to participate
Connected Learners: A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Global Classroom
My thoughts on engagement Every educator wants to experience the moment of “flow” when all the goals are set and understood and work is moving