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Technology Tools For Interactive Learning

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Technology Tools for Interactive Learning contributed by Edelyn Bontuyan What makes traditional learning click? In-person learning. In this post, you’ll learn about eight tech tools for interactive learning. Fortunately, there are tech tools for interactive learning.

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AI in the Classroom: A Teacher's Toolkit for Transformation

A Principal's Reflections

Engaging and Interactive Learning Experiences AI can be used to create interactive learning activities and simulations that make the learning process more engaging and enjoyable for students. Gamification elements can motivate students and foster a sense of healthy competition.

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The Role of Place in Personalization

A Principal's Reflections

Physical Learning Spaces The traditional classroom setup, with rows of desks facing forward, may not be the most conducive environment for personalized learning. Flexible seating arrangements, breakout spaces, and interactive learning corners empower students to take control of their learning.

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Buncee and Immersive Reader: A Winning Combination for Assistive Learning

A Principal's Reflections

Using this as a way to further engage students with identifying parts of speech and making the visual connection is another option for more interactive learning. I was amazed at how quickly this could be set up and the possibilities for helping students with reading comprehension and language skills.

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Learning Math Should be Fun and Engaging

A Principal's Reflections

SMART Board interactive review games, case studies, collaborative learning exercises, group projects, quizzes, and tests are assigned in class to reinforce the learning in a differentiated fashion and probe deeper into key mathematical topics.

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The Difference Between Constructivism And Constructionism

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Knowledge Construction: Learning is about constructing knowledge rather than just absorbing information. Social Interaction: Learning often involves social interactions and collaboration. Contextual Learning: Learning is contextual and situational.

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Use of Case Studies as a Student-Centered Approach to Learning

A Principal's Reflections

Using case studies as an interactive learning strategy shifts the emphasis from teacher-centered to more student-centered activities. Case studies promote the following skills that are at the heart of authentic learning: problem-solving, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration.