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Amid budget cuts and testing pressures, some New York teachers and principals have stretched money, space and time to prioritize movement during the school day. No comment yet.
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Creative blocks are maddening, but Brainzooming offers 26 strategies to catalyze your creativity when you're stuck.
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Great library of 343 hand-picked videos about education maintained by the Independent School Educators Network. Thanks to Fred Bartels.
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Thanks to Alec Couros. Topics include: Conversation Starters; 21st Century Learning; Copyright. Copyleft & Remix/Mashup Culture; Influence of Media on Society; History of Technology & Media; Social Networks & Identity; Mashups, Stop Motion, Animations & Short Films; Public Service and Political Messages; Cyberbullying and Internet Safety; and Documentaries
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This is a site that you are bound to find useful in your classroom. The tools are incredible and may even include items you have used on paper in the past... but can now bring digitally into the 21...
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Thanks to Sylvia Martinez for Scooping this... Welcome to one of my most resource-filled posts ever! One that is dedicated to highlighting some amazing free resources that will help support STEM-based PBL in the classroom . Before introduci...
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Support for public education from an unexpected source. Worth reading. Be forewarned, a market-driven approach.
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Coverage of Jeb Bush's recent education conference in San Francisco. Good overview of emergent state of digital learning.
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Outstanding piece from David Berliner and Sharon Nichols - summary of their book "Collateral Damage: How High-Stakes Testing Corrupts America's Schools". First published in Education Week March 12, 2007. As accurate today as the day it was written.
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Renowed educator Linda Darling-Hammond explains the mess public education is in and why. Great speech given at the Save Our Schools rally in Washington DC in August 2011.
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Half-hour interview with Anya Kamenetz, author of the EduPunk's Guide to a DIY Credential - along with a link to the free download of the book. I read it and found it fascinating.
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Very thoughtful integration of Bloom's revised cognitive taxonomy with Anderson and Krathwohl's dimensions of knowledge - with examples. From CELT at Iowa State Univ.
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Resources from Kathleen Buckley's equally solid prsentation on the topic. |
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Scenes in Movies in which some Mathematics appears... More than 150 brief film clips compiled by Harvard professor Oliver Knill. A true labor of love. Teachers use caution, some clips are a bit "mature". Be sure to check the links at the bottom of the page and look through Dr. Knill's entire site.
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Global non-profit organization. The leading force in forging closer ties between Asia and the West through arts, education, policy and business outreach...
Solid collection of nearly 50 videos on education in US, Asia, and worldwide. Numerous excellent thinkers.
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These blogs will fill you in on the latest news, provide inspiration, and ensure that you are up-to-date with the latest educational technologies so you can be the best education leader you can be.< ...
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If you are planning to use the 'flipped classroom', then you might want to think about a few key ideas. Background: On Connected Principals ... Via Stephanie Sandifer 
Jose Barrera's curator insight,
September 10, 2023 7:12 PM
The article presents a balanced view on the 'flipped classroom' approach, emphasizing that while it can be a useful strategy, it should not be the sole method in a teacher's arsenal. It highlights three key areas of consideration: Homework, Lesson Quality, and Production Quality. The article argues that the flipped model has challenges, particularly in ensuring student engagement with the material and achieving a balance between depth and breadth of content. It also underscores the importance of thoughtful planning, such as deciding what aspects of a subject are best covered at home versus in class and maintaining a high production quality for the content to keep students engaged. Overall, I believe it comes to the conclusion that educators should be thoughtful in their implementation of this method, ensuring it meets the diverse learning needs of their students.
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Educator and technologist Jac de Haan shares 20 tips for creating a vibrant and healthy work environment for educators.
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Joyce Valenza has published a lengthy list of Scoop.it sites viewed as notable on these topics: "Books and Reading", "Librarianship", "Technology in Education", and "Curation". Great job.
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The Disrupting Class authors are still at it. This post continues their penetrating analysis.
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Fabulous collection of resources, how-to's, videos, and other resources to guide collaborative problem solving in which student generate their own research questions. From Illinois Math and Science Academy.
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Free scenarios, tools, activities and resource packs to help long term planning and building schools for the future.
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A Google Apps Training center for students and teachers. Take and use at your own school. |
