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The posts in this category cover subjects teachers and professors involved in delivering 21st century education might find useful or at least interesting.
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.
There is tremendous power in teacher collaboration, especially when it comes to preparing students with essential skills for the future. For educators, collaboration means professional growth and much-needed support. Find out what Rachelle Dene Poth’s best methods and tools to strengthen teacher collaboration are.
Teachers need professional development that is adapted to their needs, sustainable, and sustained over time. This is not a one-time or one-size-fits-all process, and differentiation can make all the difference. Here are ten ways to provide differentiation in professional development for teachers:
With major digital disruptions such as NFTs and cryptocurrency trending now, how can we ensure that our students get the best financial education possible? By making financial literacy fun, of course! Find out what are some of the best financial literacy games from this list curated by teacher and author Rachelle Dene Poth.
Today’s students are growing up in an increasingly complex world. Education should rise to the challenge of developing critical thinkers who tolerate ambiguity and are solution-oriented. Interdisciplinary teaching aims to do just that and brings many other benefits for students.
Edtech plays a pivotal role in the hybrid classroom. However, pedagogy remains the central force that ensures a successful and effective teaching and learning experience. Therefore, it’s the key to successful hybrid classes.
Although STEM vs. STEAM is still open to debate, it’s increasingly clear that an art-enriched STEAM curriculum is preferable to purely technical STEM programs. Let’s dive into a handful of considerations for why art should play an equally active role alongside technical education.
Students experience learning differently and some of them will not always be able to keep pace with the rest of the classroom. Since most teachers have slow-working students in their classrooms, let’s see what you can do to help them catch up!
A supportive classroom environment leads to positive classroom management. Getting to know your students, offering relevant feedback and student-centered teaching are just some of the ways teachers can create such an environment.
