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Hi Everyone! Check out this interactive brain map that Open Colleges created to show how we learn using our brain. You can spin the brain to explore all points. Enjoy!Source: http://www.opencolleges.edu.au/informed/learning-strategies/…See More
Erin commented on Tess Pajaron's blog post 25 Ways To Use Tablets To Enhance The Learning Experience"Incorporating various technologies such as 'tablets' in the classroom is definitely the way of the future. Especially since technology is ever-changing at light speed, its great to get some ideas of how to incorporate the 'now'…"
Holly Kirby commented on Tess Pajaron's blog post 25 Ways To Use Tablets To Enhance The Learning Experience"These are some great points about how technology can be incorporated into every aspect of schooling and learning. I believe that you have the right idea that technology can really enhance learning . I really liked how you touched on learning styles…"
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Arecent story on The Onion, the Internet’s beloved satire site renowned for its ability to pinpoint painful truths in its “fake news” stories, last week underscored one of the saddest dynamics of modern education. In “Inspirational English Teacher Cancelled out by Every Other Teacher at School,” the problem of teacher burnout is readily apparent:“Despite her effusive passion for education,…See More
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“Social entrepreneurs don’t just pursue a social end, they pursue that end in a fundamentally communal way.” –Sally Osberg, Skoll FoundationIn a not-so-distant past, college degrees were the safety nets that led to job security. Now those nets are riddled with holes, sagged down by the weight of so many recipients. And unless young professionals have something new to offer, awarding them some leverage back into the net, they slip between the seams into the greatest hole of all:…See More
Dorothy Hastings commented on Tess Pajaron's blog post 50 Ways to Integrate Art Into Any Lesson"Great post Tess. We know that kids learn better when taught through fun and play. Every tip that you have mentioned here is awesome and this makes great reading. If more and more educationists incorporate these ideas into their teaching methods, we…"
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Over the years, I’ve noticed how one question can change the dynamics of any situation. Everything might be moving along quite nicely at the dinner table, everyone’s happy and laughing but one question can send those same smiling faces into a frenzy of shouts and upset.This also holds true in a classroom. Students may be working quietly and the teacher might be content but one question or comment from a student or the teacher can turn that quiet into bubbling sea of chatter.Beyond textbooks and…See More
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Your Brain Map: 84 Strategies for Accelerated Learning
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Hi Everyone! Check out this interactive brain map that Open Colleges created to show how we learn using our brain. You can spin the brain to explore all points. Enjoy!
Source: http://www.opencolleges.edu.au/informed/learning-strategies/…
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Arecent story on The Onion, the Internet’s beloved satire site renowned for its ability to pinpoint painful truths in its “fake news” stories, last week underscored one of the saddest dynamics of modern education. In “Inspirational English Teacher Cancelled out by Every Other Teacher at School,” the problem of teacher burnout is…
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“Social entrepreneurs don’t just pursue a social end, they pursue that end in a fundamentally communal way.” –Sally Osberg, Skoll Foundation
In a not-so-distant past, college degrees were the safety nets that led to job security. Now those nets are riddled with holes, sagged down by the weight of so many recipients. And unless young professionals have something new to offer, awarding them some leverage back into…
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Over the years, I’ve noticed how one question can change the dynamics of any situation. Everything might be moving along quite nicely at the dinner table, everyone’s happy and laughing but one question can send those same smiling faces into a frenzy of shouts and upset.
This also holds true in a classroom. Students may be working quietly and the teacher might be content but one question or comment from a student or the teacher can turn…
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