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3 Tools to Tackle Common Core Math Standards
Summer is a time for teachers to take a break from the rigorous demands of day to day teaching, relax, and enjoy a change of pace.
#ISTE13: Inspiration, Synergy, Trailblazers, Expertise
Yep. On June 23rd, I will again walk through the doors of ISTE and come face-to-face with Inspiration, Synergy, Trailblazers, and Expertise.
Lessons Learned from Reinventing the Research Project
Researching on the Internet for traditional educational purposes can be tricky for students, which led Susan Lucille Davis to explore self-directed research assignments.
EdTech 10: The countdown is on
If your home is anything like mine, it’s ringing with the joyous sounds of children counting down the days until summer vacation.
What is the Problem With Professional Development?
Courtney Hanes explains the idea of shifting from professional development to professional growth.
The Transition from Cursive to Coding
Programming pushes students to research, plan, outline, collaborate, test, troubleshoot, and retest. It’s brain intensive language study that requires syntax and style.
Smart Cities: 10 Opinions About What Matters
Tom complied a list of folks thinking about cities and innovation - half from education and half from business and technology.
DragonBox: This Is How You Gamify
DragonBox develops a user’s fundamental skills in algebra before teaching its context and application.
Educator Resuscitation 101: A Prerequisite for Summer Learning
I need to admit something. I am dead. Dead-tired. Exhausted. Fatigued. Drained. Emotionally and physically spent. And no, I don't need a trusted colleague to play an armchair psychologist. My cheese is not off its cracker. Things aren't that bad.
EdTech 10: PD and Pilgrims
When you’re the parent of a 5 year old, you hear lots of jokes. Maybe you’ve heard this one - “If April Showers bring May Flowers, what do May Flowers bring?” That’s right - “Pilgrims!”