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Making Time vs Finding Time

A Principal's Reflections

Lesson planning, grading, meeting with students before/after school, running clubs, and coaching all take up a great deal of their time as well. In 2015 and beyond how will you make time for yourself and others to grow and innovate? It is never easy in the role of a teacher either. Image credit: [link].

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ISTE 2015: (Re)designing tech-infused lessons for deeper thinking

Dangerously Irrelevant

. | 60 minutes – We will spend most of the first half of our workshop applying trudacot in depth to one or two video examples of technology-infused lessons (with accompanying lesson plans) so that administrators and teachers can practice utilizing the template with actual lessons to make judgments about the presence/absence of higher-order and (..)

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One country wants to close math achievement gaps by ending academic tracking

The Hechinger Report

For schools that have made a commitment to reducing or ending streaming, one useful tool has been to bring mathematics teachers in different schools together so they can work through challenges, such as lesson planning, and share successes. Related: Racial gaps in math have grown. Could detracking help?

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Using Games Effectively in the Classroom

TCI

While games cannot replace classroom instruction, they can enhance learning when intentionally integrated into a lesson plan. A 2021 study highlighted a positive relationship between gamified learning and student motivation from 2015 to 2020. You can integrate simple gamified routines or infuse game elements into your lessons.

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PROOF POINTS: Could more time in school help students after the pandemic?

The Hechinger Report

The program was studied in 27 schools in seven states between 2010 and 2015. One theory is that lesson plans are built around the current 180-day, six-plus hour schedule. If you lose a day of carefully planned lessons, that’s losing a key building block. Academically, the extended day seemed to be a bust.

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The new homeschoolers: More diverse, very committed

The Hechinger Report

Since 2015, Kelly Tudor, in Texas, has run a Facebook group for Indigenous home-school families. Early in fall 2020, Hidalgo and her husband scoured the internet for curriculum and lesson plans that they could use at home to teach their kids.

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What Educators Need to Know about Generation Alpha

ED Surge

In a 2015 interview with the New York Times, when asked about the name “Generation Alpha,” McCrindle said “It didn’t make sense to go back to A,” noting that it’s the first generation to be fully born in the 21st century. From their earliest years, he says, “they have been screenagers.”

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