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The Weekly Update: January 10 – 16
Innovating Without Permission, Daniel Lemire Napa New Tech: School of the Future is Here, Tina Barseghian Pay Attention, T4 – Jordan School District
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Tagged blogs, class, edbuzz, edtech, education, learning, math, school, weekly update, wikipedia
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Inverting Learning
I came across an interesting article recently on a unique approach to teaching called “inverted learning.” According to the author, Meris Stansbury, this instructional model involves “mak[ing] the students the focus of the class, not the teacher, by having students … Continue reading
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Tagged curriculum, customization, distance learning, flipped classroom, inverting learning, learning, pedagogy
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Think About This!
In An Open Letter to Educators, Dan Brown challenges educators, as well as our past notions of education. It is bound to spark controversy in some areas. Nevertheless, this should cause each teacher to re-examine the relationship between teacher, student, … Continue reading
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Tagged change, dan brown, education, information, learning, letter, video games, Web 2.0
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Apple’s iPad
From all accounts, it appears certain that later today, Apple will announce a tablet based platform. Dubbed the Apple tablet or iPad by some, the tablet will have 3G, and iPhone apps will be compatible. Apparently major content providers from … Continue reading
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Tagged 3G, apple tablet, education, ipad, iphone apps, learning, sports illustrated
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Are Ebooks the Future of Textbooks?
I’d like to thank Daryll and Shawn for hosting me here as part of my virtual tour to promote The Best of Learning & Leading with Technology. Leave a comment at the end of this post to enter to win … Continue reading
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Tagged ebook, ed tech, edtech, education, ISTE, jennifer roland, learning, Technology, The Best of L&L
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