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The latest article on edutopia.org is titled “Seven Digital Learning Tips for Students”.
SUGATA MITRA says, “In early 1999, some colleagues and I sunk a computer into the opening of a wall near our office in Kalkaji, New Delhi. The area was located in an expansive slum, with desperately poor people struggling to survive. The screen was visible from the street, and the PC was available to anyone who passed by. The computer had online access and a number of programs that could be used, but no instructions were given for its use.
The latest article on edutopia.org is titled “Seven Digital Learning Tips for Students”.
HEATHER WOLPERT-GAWRON says, “Happy Digital Learning Day! As an educator, I have definitely evolved from tech tentative to tech tenacious in a very short period of time. Because of my recently found passion for educational technology, I want to share some of the scaffolds I’ve developed to help my students evolve into digital learners.
The latest article on edutopia.org is titled “What Apple’s Edu-Announcement Could Mean To You”.
NICHOLAS PROVENZANO says, “Like all things Apple-related, the January 19th announcement was filled with speculation and most of the facts were leaked out in advance. With the release of iBooks 2, Apple is trying to turn the education textbook world on its head. Here are some important things to consider now that Apple has jumped into the textbook world of education.
The latest article on edutopia.org is titled “Five Strategies to Ensure Student Learning”.
MARIKO NOBORI says, “Mesquite Elementary School, in Tucson, Arizona, attributes much of its turnaround in student performance– and their ongoing success — to their Reteach and Enrich program. Within the first year of implementation,
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The latest article on edutopia.org is titled “Good Instruction Activates Prior Knowledge and Uses Authentic Assessment”
ELENA AGUILAR says, “”My mom is a hero,” Alfredo said, cutting me off one sentence into a picture book about Martin Luther King, Jr. His chubby second-grade body perpetually squirmed on the rug where my 32 students were seated. “She brought us here from El Salvador by herself. Me, my two sisters, and our baby brother. We walked.”
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The latest article on edutopia.org is titled “Tame the Beast: Tips for Designing and Using Rubrics”
Andrew Miller says, “Rubrics are a beast. Grrrrrrr! They are time-consuming to construct, challenging to write and sometimes hard to use effectively. They are everywhere. There are rubrics all over the web, plus tools to create them, and as educators, it can overwhelm us. Rubrics are driven by reforms, from standards-based grading to assessment for learning. With so many competing purposes, it only makes sense that rubrics remain a beast to create and to use.
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The latest article on edutopia.org is titled “New Teacher Academy: Classroom Management”
LISA MICHELLE DABBS says, “Welcome to the first week of Edutopia’s New Teacher Academy! I’m so happy to be here sharing my passion to support and mentor new teachers.
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