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Monthly Archives: December 2014
How to Turn Computer Games into Lesson Plans
I was a child of the ‘80s. I started kindergarten in ’77, and proceeded to have the typical educational experience throughout the entire decade to follow before finally heading off to college in ’91. This means that, like pretty much … Continue reading
What Believing in the Possibilities Can Do For Learning and Teaching
In medicine, the placebo effect is well known, but still mysterious. Through some unknown connection between mind and body, placebos produce changes in brain states, immune systems, blood pressure and hormone levels. Although most of us think of a placebo … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st Century skills, 21st Century teaching, article, innovation, learning, mindset, teaching
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Millennials are Tolerant, Educated, Enterprising, and Hyphenated
Young adults born in the last 30 years never lived without the Internet or cell phones. They can’t imagine not being connected or able to buy online. They missed Vietnam, the Civil Rights Movement, the Cold War and for some, … Continue reading
Resources to Read or Ponder over the Holidays
Thanks to iNACOL’s Plugged In eNewsletter iNACOL State Policy Frameworks: 5 Critical Issues to Transform K-12 Education Maria Worthen, VP for Federal and State Policy, iNACOL Susan Patrick, President and CEO, iNACOL How the Nation’s Capital is Reinventing its Classrooms for … Continue reading
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Hybrid Classes Outlearn Traditional Classes
Students in hybrid classrooms outperformed their peers in traditional classes in all grades and subjects, according to the newest study from two organizations that work with schools in establishing hybrid instruction. According to the 2013-2014 “Hybrid Learning Program Results,” from … Continue reading
Implementing Competency Education with Resolute Leadership
I work for the Sanborn Regional School District in New Hampshire, a district that was an early adopter of a K-12 competency education model, one that is now in its fifth year of implementation. My fellow administrative team members and … Continue reading
New Online Resource: The Guide to Implementing Digital Learning
SETDA Launches The Guide to Implementing Digital Learning A free online resource to assist states and school districts to plan for and implement smart digital learning initiatives. Registration open now for a January 15, 2015 overview webinar December 17, 2014 … Continue reading
Are you “Speaking Up” about digital learning this year? Make your voice heard participate in Speak Up 2014
This is your last chance SpeakUp New Hampshire! The last week of the SpeakUp Surveys is upon us. Surveys close Friday, December 19th. Sign up to be a part of this year’s Speak Up National Research Project, a quick and … Continue reading
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7 Online Learning Myths that University Administrators Believe
Online learning has been hailed as a faster, cheaper way to provide education — but it doesn’t do half of what administrators think it will. With the help of a few experts, we’ve compiled a list of major myths that … Continue reading
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Tagged blended learning, digital learning, digital teaching, MOOC, MOOCs, myths, online learning, online teaching
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