on 2012-10-18
From flipping your classroom to deploying digital textbooks, there’s a lot of disruption happening in the classroom. We talk about these trends every day on Edudemic and hope that helps you stay on the so-called bleeding edge of education innovation.
But rather than talk about the latest trends, why not actually find out how (and if) teachers are adopting each trend? The below infographic details the 6 hottest teaching trends and looks at how they’re being adopted.
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In today’s digital age and time we have to really modernize our strategies…We have to keep up with the times. Adaptability is always key!
-k8jackson
Text books on tablets.. Same garbage, different packaging…
Not really. We now have the ability to create our own text and images, use existing, or have students create them, maximized by the power to annotate them with any number of apps, have them translated into native languages, have words defined with a click, or take oral notations while reading. Much better package.
The iPad Mini should bring in more people to the Digital classroom and Digital textbooks.
For social media platforms, I use Edmodo.
Interesting conversation starter here. I would love to see the infographic split for elementary and high schools. In boards where PD has been focused on Primary/Junior classrooms, I suspect current high school adaptation would be a dramatically different picture. Do you agree?
Digital Textbooks…step 1. Digital books that teach…step 2!