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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Common Core Considerations on Edutopia
The State of the Common Core Millions of teachers and thousands of districts in 45 states are currently undergoing a sea change in the way that they teach and assess students. The new Common Core Standards for learning have been … Continue reading
If you’re not preparing your students to use social media well, you’re not doing your job
Our students are living in a world where more than 90% of employers use social media for recruiting. If students are not savvy users of social media, they can kill their chance of getting many jobs. In fact 1 in … Continue reading
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Tagged career, career readiness, employment employers, job recruitment, networks, social media, social tools
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How 3 Different Generations Use The Internet
The web is filled with videos, social media chatter, and more resources than your brain can handle. Who is putting all that stuff online? According to a new study on internet usage by different generations, all the content on the … Continue reading
Posted in Infographics
Tagged infographic, internet, internet resources, social media
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The Many Benefits of Music Education
Very cool infographic from the University of Florida Master of Music Program, posted on Visual.ly Explore more infographics like this one on the web’s largest information design community – Visually. Funding for research and development of this infographic was provided … Continue reading
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Tagged arts, innovation, learning, music, music education, teaching
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An Early Report Card on Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)
MOOCs promise to change the face of higher education, one giant classroom at a time. Here’s what they’re doing well—and how they can do better. If the MOOC movement were in college, it would be time for a freshman report … Continue reading
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Tagged MOOC, MOOCs, online learning, professional development
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Why you can’t stop checking your phone
Drive for long enough in America, and you’re bound to see someone texting behind the wheel. Maybe it’ll be the guy ahead of you, his head bobbing up and down as he tries to balance his attention between his screen … Continue reading
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Tagged cell phone, drivers, driving, habits, research, study, texting
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10 Digital Field Trips For The Modern Classroom
Field trips are important to student development. They bring students to new place physically, but also to places in their mind. I once had a student who said that his entire reason for pursuing acting was because of a field … Continue reading
School Speed Test Month Continues in New Hampshire
With the New Hampshire SchoolSpeedTest, educators from around the state are building actionable data that will help power an Internet upgrade for New Hampshire students and teachers. So far, 975 SchoolSpeedTests have been run by teachers, IT coordinators, and staff … Continue reading
