Personalizing learning increases student engagement and empowers them to make their own learning-related decisions. The intelligent learning platform (ILP) goes one step further, making it easier for teachers to create a personalized learning environment for their students.
You may be wondering if hyflex classes are in your future as an instructor or professor. Or you may already be using this method and want to know if it’s here to stay. Let’s break down everything you need to know about them and how they may change the Higher Education landscape.
NFTs are used daily, and more people are creating them. This increase leads us to wonder what it means for the future. What do we need to know about NFTs to help students understand and even create them? Teacher and author Rachelle Dené Poth sparks a conversation about NFT in education:
International Literacy Day activities will focus on “Transforming Literacy Learning Spaces” in 2022, acknowledging that reading and writing play a key role across different physical and digital spaces. Learn how to use these spaces in creative and exciting ways!
By acknowledging your students’ cultural identities, you can improve their overall learning experience, critical thinking skills, motivation and help them be more prepared for the future. Find out what culturally responsive teaching is and how to implement it in your classroom.
As we head back to school, it is the perfect time to test out new ideas. We should always ask ourselves, “What is the impact on learning?” and then decide where to go from there. Rachelle Dené Poth shares her favorite creative back-to-school activities that help teachers start the new school year on the right foot.
The beginning of each school year allows teachers to start fresh, organize lessons and plan things in advance, especially when it comes to classroom technology. Here are the top edtech items to cross off your back-to-school checklist for teachers:
Technology continues to evolve, the world of work is changing, and our students need to understand how to navigate a highly digital environment. Find out what data literacy skills are and why they should be a priority for teachers.
In an increasingly digital world, students need the skills to check the quality, bias, and background of news they encounter daily. So, teaching students how to spot fake news is a real challenge for educators. Here are five ideas to help teachers successfully navigate this topic in their classrooms.
Many students struggle with tech and computer literacy due to a lack of proper guidance and equitable access to technology. They need supervised and guided access as they will eventually need quality tech and computer skills as they enter the workforce. Check out the five tech tools every student should have:
