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Science teachers, math teachers, history teachers–we’re all reading teachers now
Post-COVID, we must catch our older students up on second grade skills without infantilizing the content
12 augmented reality apps students can use today
As augmented reality’s classroom potential grows, apps are becoming more relevant and targeted
20 lessons that incorporate the 4Cs
A session at TCEA offers insight into how real teachers structure their lessons to support the 4Cs
Teachers: Should you use business tactics for happier classrooms?
Applying 7 actions gleaned from successful business practices could help students and teachers excel in the classroom.
Librarians: Information literacy is a must-have skill
A new survey reveals how librarians hope to expand their roles in developing patrons' information literacy skills.
10 high-need education policy areas for 2017
As a new administration takes over, federal and state policymakers should keep these important policy areas in mind.
Why personalized learning should start in school libraries
Library experts discuss 6 specific ways libraries can best leverage personalized learning for every student.
5 big takeaways from redesigning learning spaces
High-achieving district takes the classroom redesign plunge; learns important lessons every school should know about innovate learning spaces.
The teacher evaluation mistake 28 states are making
A new report sheds light on how the teacher evaluation system preserves the status quo--and why that may be a mistake.
New buzzphrase for IT has massive implications for personalized learning
A new era of personalized learning means IT and edtech leaders must focus on digital cohesion.
Cyberbullying is NOT a technology issue-here’s how to really combat it.
If schools and parents want to combat cyberbullying, they need to understand relational aggression first.
January’s 11 buzzworthy edtech tools
The month of January’s hottest, must-know edtech tools—right now.
5 of education’s alternative facts
Sometimes what we’d like to be true in education turns out to be nothing more than alternative facts—here are some of education’s most popular alternative facts.
What educators can learn about effective teaching from a Harvard prof
Here are three essential lessons in effective teaching from David Malan’s enormously popular CS50 course.
Tips for teaching students with Autism about digital citizenship
Experts detail some of the most effective ways to foster online social skills needed for the 21st-century for students with Autism.
4 tips for making your data usable
Expert details how to make the most of data visualization to help all departments gain the deeper insights they need and transform learning.
7 sneaky ways to get students reading using technology
From timers to transcripts, these technology tactics can help teachers inspire literacy among reluctant readers.
How 4 visionary schools are venturing into a new mixed reality
Mixed reality combines virtual and augmented realities for enhanced learning experiences--and institutions are already implementing it.
Can robotics teach problem solving to students?
STEM expert details 4 tips for using robotics to teach students problem solving.
Does growing student diversity mean a renewed focus on personalized learning?
