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Monthly Archives: January 2016
#PrivacyAware January 28 is Data Privacy Day
Data Privacy Day may not sound like the most exciting event to add to your calendar, but it serves as a hugely important reminder of the value of security. January 28 is the big day, and there has never been … Continue reading
Have e-days gained enough traction to usurp the snow day?
To many K-12 students, there’s only one thing that’s as exciting as summer vacation: unexpected days off during the winter. Snow days can offer students a welcome break from their regular schedules, with time to goof off, catch up on studies, … Continue reading
The Advanced Google Searches Every Student Should Know
“Did he seriously just ask that? How old is this guy?” Well yes, I recently seriously just asked a group of students if they knew how to search Google. And yes, the students got a good laugh from my question. … Continue reading
ISTE Releases the first draft of the new ISTE Standards for Students
Do today’s students need to be empowered learners, knowledge constructors, innovative designers? Should they be computational thinkers and global collaborators? Many of you believe they should. Today, ISTE is releasing the first draft of the new ISTE Standards for Students. … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Articles/Reports, Teaching and Learning
Tagged ICT literacy, ISTE, ISTE Standards for Students, NETS, standards
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10 keys to success in blended learning
Elementary teachers have seen the value of centers for a long time. Middle and high school teachers value collaboration and the ability to have more small group/ one on one time with their students. Here are 10 lessons I’ve learned … Continue reading
Posted in Articles/Reports, Uncategorized
Tagged assessment, blended learning, data, flipped classroom, innovation, learning, personalized learning, standards, teaching
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US Department of Education Begins Transition to ESSA
Now that the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) is signed into law, the next step is the United States Department of Education (ED) issuing guidance and regulations. (For more on what’s included in ESSA, click here.) ED has started the … Continue reading
Posted in Articles/Reports
Tagged education, education policy, ESSA, learning, state policymakers, teaching, USDOE
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