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The latest article on huffingtonpost.com is titled “Connected Learning: Reimagining the Experience of Education in the Information Age”.
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The latest article on huffingtonpost.com is titled “Ditch the Textbooks, Head to a National Park”.
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The latest article on huffingtonpost.com is titled “No Public Education, No Democracy”.
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The latest article on huffingtonpost.com is titled “Education Wake Up: An Important Case in Connecticut”.
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The latest article on huffingtonpost.com is titled “The Promise of Education Technology (It’s Not Just About Lighter Backpacks)”.
Joel I. Klein says, “When Education Secretary Arne Duncan and Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski spoke at the first ever “Digital Learning Day” this Wednesday and pushed schools to get digital textbooks in students’ hands within five years, it marked a vital recognition that technology can help us re-imagine teaching and learning. [Read more...]
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Piyush Mangukiya says, “Many of us grew up thinking we knew what it meant to “go to school.” In the past, just about every student would pile up their books, head to the local school bus stop, and wait to be brought to what those in the 20th century would call a “building.”
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John Merrow says, “Last night over dinner, a retired educator — still very involved — suggested that the job of a teacher today was fundamentally different from what it was ten or so years ago. “Teachers are more like coaches now,” he said. I chimed in with the view that, in the best of circumstances, teachers were explorers,
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The Huffington Post: Honduras Peace Corp Withdrawal: Volunteer Pullout Comes As Blow
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The latest article on huffingtonpost.com is titled “Honduras Peace Corp Withdrawal: Volunteer Pullout Comes As Blow”.
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The Huffington Post: Students Panic Ahead Of Wikipedia Blackout: ‘How Am I Going To Do Homework?’
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The latest article on huffingtonpost.com is titled “Students Panic Ahead Of Wikipedia Blackout: ‘How Am I Going To Do Homework?’”.
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