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via The New York Times SAN ANTONIO — Several Texas A&M professors know something that generations of teachers could only hope to guess: whether students are reading their textbooks. They know when students are skipping pages, failing to highlight … Continue reading
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via SmartBlog on Education I spend a good chunk of time on Twitter, often participating in or lurking on a Twitter chat. I have seen project based learning — PBL — a topic of discussion, but at the same … Continue reading
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Well, Sardines, great news … Small Bytes are back! I couldn’t be more excited to be doing this again. You may remember years ago we offered our Small Byte tutorials on our website in PDF format. These were how-to’s for … Continue reading
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via Edutopia Student achievement was down. Teachers were demoralized. Until a bold strategy — integrating the arts into curricula — helped students embrace their learning and retain their knowledge. Today the faculty, staff, and students of Maryland’s Bates Middle … Continue reading
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via Huffington Post Most parents believe they are in control when it comes to teaching a child about the use of digital devices. The reality is that children are learning at younger ages about technology, and they are largely … Continue reading