Sir Ken Robinson makes the case for a radical shift from standardized schools to personalized learning — creating conditions where kids’ natural talents can flourish.
Sir Ken Robinson makes the case for a radical shift from standardized schools to personalized learning — creating conditions where kids’ natural talents can flourish.
A nice looking inforgraphic looking at cheating in the digital age and plagiarism Have sites like Wikipedia blurred the lines on cheating all together? What will become of this generation of cheaters? Find out in the below infographic. Source: … [Continue reading]
Ollie Bray presents at the Festival of Education his thoughts, ideas and practical example of why we should be using Computer games in the classroom as an essential part of the 21st Century Curriculum. … [Continue reading]
This is an interesting talk by Donald Clark about the changes in technology and in particular the impact of social media and the needs for educational institutions to embrace the changes. … [Continue reading]
This is a nice slideshow discussing teaching and learning and some of the important things many educators forget when trying to move their lessons into a virtual environment. The 5 big mistakes in virtual education View more presentations … [Continue reading]
My name is Jeremy Alger and I’m a full time high school teacher and technology enthusiast.
Edjudo.com is where I share my ideas about using technology in high school with other interested teachers. [Read More …]
The role of the 21st century teacher is an exciting change from traditional teaching methods of the past.
With so much information readily available to anyone the skills of digital literacy, critical thinking, problem solving and collaborative learning are a must for every student.
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