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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.
Teachers have many alternative ways to convince students who don’t enjoy writing to engage with a topic. Audio/Video assignments, public blogs, or reflective journals are just a few ways to encourage students to learn without making writing the primary goal of a lesson.
Edutainment can be used in a wide range of educational contexts and reach more students, especially those who don’t have access to onsite state-of-the-art educational services. Let’s see how edutainment end edtech can be joined in offering students all over the world more enriching, more entertaining, and more effective learning experiences.
Instead of assigning a test with multiple choices, we can give our students multiple choices of assessment. There are several ways to assess students that can discourage cheating, give teachers a much better idea of what their students know, and galvanize authentic engagement.
Rubrics are indispensable tools for a teacher, making grading time-efficient, objective and reliable. They also come with benefits for the students in terms of clear expectations and realistic performance analysis. Here are six digital tools for creating effective rubrics:
Remote learning is likely to become a more prevalent part of the educational landscape. As such, as an educator, you need to consider how you can adjust your communication and teaching tools to meet the needs of all of your students. Here are a few tools and strategies you can use to approach remote education in a positive, inclusive way:
Learning cannot take place if feedback isn’t a part of the process. When students receive timely, personalized feedback, they become aware of their level of knowledge or their performance and what they need to improve. Here are six digital tools for giving feedback to students that empowers them and helps them evolve:
Finding ways to bring SEL into our classrooms is not something extra that we have to add to what we are already doing. We can weave in activities that promote student engagement in learning while developing the essential SEL skills to best prepare them for the future.
Let’s face it: most physical textbooks have limitations. So, I developed a curation workflow for collecting teaching resources that will make your life so much easier!
If you want to create more video lessons, you have to know that there are options and that it won’t cost an arm and a leg. It’s up to you to decide what could work best for your classroom and maybe get more teachers to join in. So let’s explore five instructional video ideas for teachers:
Artificial Intelligence has been a trending topic in education for the last couple of years. Because of the growth of AI in the world, as educators, we need to provide opportunities for our students to learn about and develop skills in these emerging technologies and be aware of the uses, benefits, and concerns when it comes to these tools.
