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The 5 Biggest Education Technology Trends To Know About
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There are some major education technology trends that are disrupting the current education model. Here's the breakdown.
10 Resources For Learning Over The Summer
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It’s been a long, long school year between hurricanes, snow, and days off from school. Many parts of the nation won’t be getting out on time this year.
10 Online Resources To Inspire Writers Of Any Age
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Our pals at Learnist wanted to alert you to some of their favorite online resources to inspire writers of all skill levels.
How 6 Billionaires Are Changing Education
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What kind of stake do the world's richest business magnates have in education? The answer to that question involves cutting-edge research, for-profit empires and schools on multiple continents.
10 Resources For Teaching About Drug and Alcohol Awareness
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Drug and alcohol awareness is an issue that affects students, families, and society in general. It is critical to be aware of the issues surrounding alcohol and drug abuse.
20 Ways To Make Professional Development More Effective
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Administrators often ask how to best utilize their staff meeting time to promote best instructional practices and improve professional development. Here are a few handfuls that could help them out.
10 Teacher Resources For Motivating Students
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Learnist and Edudemic have teamed up to bring you some useful resources for motivating students, encouraging discussion, and more!
Why You Should Use Clickers In Your Classroom
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If you were a professor giving instruction in a lecture hall, could you measure learning of the whole class at only 30 seconds? Probably not. Classroom clickers definitely have their advantages, especially in large classrooms. Classroom clickers can help to increase classroom participation they offer a convenient way to give both students and teachers feedback.
10 African-American History Month Teaching Resources
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This week’s Featured Ten Learnist boards are dedicated to African-American history month. These boards showcase African Americans who have or are currently impacting American society, including one short board that argues against African American history month, stating that historians and the public should be attentive to African American perspective in all renditions of history every day--that a month should be unnecessary.
4 Facebook Tips For Building A Better Community
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Below are some authentic and practical Facebook tips that can assist you in using the social network to engage your students, colleagues, and parents.
Why It’s Time To Get Your Digital Feet Wet
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If I had anything to say to anyone else, it would be this: if you want to show your students you care, if you want to try to be a better teacher, consider getting your electronic toes wet.
Why It’s Time To Focus On Skills (Not Just Cool Tools)
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There is a laser-like focus on cool tools and apps these days. Eric Patnoudes encourages you to take a step back and take time to focus on skills.
5 Facebook Tips For Education Professionals
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So you want to educate others. Use these Facebook tips for education professionals to help you clarify and extend your message as far as possible.
Using Cell Phones In Class: A Primer For Teachers
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For mobile learning and teaching to be effective, teachers have to help students to use cell phones wisely. It is up to the teachers how to use cell phones as tools for learning.
3 Tech Tips Your Grandma Could Teach You
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Those who have been using technology, in some form, have a few tech tips you should know about. For example, your grandma could be of service.
Have Books Jumped the Shark?
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There's no way we can compete with a shiny new device when it comes to reading. So, Jason Singer asks the big question: have books jumped the shark?
