See on Scoop.it – Educational DiscourseOur latest Networking progression has in use a appear at how social media sites can be used as commanding networking tools for new college graduates, sharing…See on savedelete.com
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See on Scoop.it – Educational DiscourseThe author offers three areas of change in the upcoming school year: print to digital, private social networks and cheaper edtech. Check out the reasona – do you agree? Other areas that are going to be changing in classroom this year?See on edudemic.com
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See on Scoop.it – Educational Discourse Is giving lots of praise counter-productive? It seems as though recent research is suggesting so. It’s important as educators to remember that we want to give praise where it will do the best for students – a large discussion and data about the role of awards and rewards is…
See on Scoop.it – Educational Discourse A post that reminds us not to be too eager to jump on the “best blogs” links that come our way. As @ddmeyers explains, it’s a predatory system that preys on our vanity. See on blog.mrmeyer.com
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See on Scoop.it – Educational DiscourseJust when you thought we’d reached a consensus on the need to dramatically improve America’s schools, a chorus is emerging to suggest all is well. In this article, the discussion focuses on comapring test scores with countries that are doing comparitively better on international tests while mostly overlooking that an…
See on Scoop.it – Educational DiscourseTerry Heick is interested in learning innovation in pursuit of increased social capacity. He is Director of Curriculum at TeachThought, and a regular blogger for Edutopia. 5 ideas to ensure that you don’t suffer from the summer learning slide while still rejuvenating and refreshing yourself.See on www.edutopia.org
See on Scoop.it – Educational DiscourseImagine a world where time is capital.This is the dystopian future of 2161 brought to film by Andrew Niccol’s In Time (2011). The review and comparison makes one question the common reflection that “everyone is busy, get over it and quit complaining” that has begun to be replayed by a…