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How to Make Better Math and Science Teachers
By Mary Ellen Flannery Tim Sorey, an associate professor of chemistry education at University of Central Washington, shows his engaging technique to secondary teachers. There was one kid who never...
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Challenge to Innovate Grant Looking For Best Ideas on Gaming in the Classroom
By Teal Ruland Today’s teens and elementary school students are focused on everything technology, from the popular Angry Birds game, to Facebook and Twitter, to online virtual reality games. But how...
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Digital Technology Picking Up Momentum in Public Schools
By John Rosales Public school educators today are bridging the digital divide unlike ever before with 90 percent of school districts using electronic white boards in almost every district school, 64...
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Technology in the Classroom: Don’t Believe the Hype
For more than a decade, many policymakers, tech gurus and private companies have been proclaiming that digital technology holds the golden key to unlocking students motivation and engagement. It’s...
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Using Technology to Lift Up Students’ Voices Online
For me, the most important thing about digital tools in the classroom is their ability to support and enhance learning, and how they can help my students to share their voices globally. My...
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