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Why So Many MOOC Videos Are Utterly Forgettable | - 2 views

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    A good reminder about why Flipped Classroom videos need to be paired a "action and doing" piece - Some great take aways in here.
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Math Problems: Knowing, Doing, and Explaining Your Answer - 1 views

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    Great article on Math Understanding and how to show it...
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Instrumentation Training Kerala | Embedded Training Kerala | Automation Training: CAREE... - 0 views

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    Haven't you yet built your first ROBOT, when it's become so easy a task. Come on, lets make one in just three days.
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Academic Projects | Walco Solutions - 0 views

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    We provide the best quality and unique projects at very nominal price. We are updated with the latest technology being used in the industries we try to render the same at the student level for proper technical exposure through our projects. We also conduct proper lectures, practical sessions to guide and prepare students for external viva and competitions. Programmable Logic Controller, Supervisory Control and data acquisition, Human machine Interface, Variable Frequency drive, Instrumentation, Panel designing, Embedded System, Mat lab
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Personalize Learning: Put the "Person" in "Personalization" - 2 views

  • It's time to put the "person" in "personalization" and stop the conversations going in directions that take us off course.
  • It's not about technology. It's not about the test or improving test scores. It's really not about school. It's all about the learner, how they learn best and that what they learn is meaningful and for a purpose.
  • Teachers and learners can work together to develop learning goals and design activities that are authentic and relevant for the learner so they are engaged in learning. Learning has to have a context that learners can grasp and understand.
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  • When we put the focus on each learner and how they can own and drive their learning, then we see engaged, self-directed learners with agency.
  • eachers also think they have to teach like a champion because they are the ones responsible for the learning. Don't you think that this is backwards?
  • This is just the beginning of a new world of learning and it's time to put the "Person" back in "Personalization."
  • When we focus on learning and not on curriculum, teachers roles change. We still can teach to standards but let's involve learners in the process and give them a voice so they own the learning.
  • If we teach as we taught yesterday,we rob our children of tomorrow.”
  • There are companies that frame "personalized learning" as adaptive learning systems using algorithms to choose the right path for learning. So we're going to end this blog emphasizing learners need to be the ones who choose their path with their teacher guiding the process. It is about encouraging learners to have a voice and choice in their learning. It's happening now all over the world.
  • They probably don't realize that their digital footprint is actually a "digital tattoo" that can never be removed.
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      "It's about learners having a voice and choice in their learning ... leading to engaged and self-directed learners with agency..."
  • They also need to understand who they are, how they learn best, and how to be global digital citizens.
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    A great clarification on what personalized learning is... 
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A Case for Using iBooks in Your Classroom | That #EdTech Guy's Blog - 2 views

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    Looking to possibly create an iBook for the classroom. These are some great reasons why.
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Life in a 21st-Century English Class | MindShift | KQED News - 4 views

  • Finally, technology is embedded into the structure of all we do. It’s part of how we research, how we capture information, and how we display our learning. It’s never an accessory tacked on at the end.
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      This is where I need to get.  I'm still very much in the "tacking on" phase.
  • My students started by creating a Flickr feed, Facebook page, a YouTube account, a Tumblr blog, and a Twitter account. They decided that visual representations of their knowledge would be the most powerful. So some of my students created photographs depicting images that they felt best represented modern trafficking. These photos were then edited in Picnik, and posted to our blog.
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      I dont know what half of these things are, but I'm going to find out - we do Beloved, which is really similar thematically, and my assessment for the unit is really similar (even if it's not tech-based...yet).
  • A few years ago I tried to teach this idea to a grade 12 class when we were studying essay writing. They didn’t get it. But in the context we were using, after comparing social media content, it made perfect sense to my grade 11 students.
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      I find this really annoying.  
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  • The Museum Box site allows you to build  an argument or description of an event, person or historical period by placing items in a virtual box. Students can display anything from a text file to a movie. My students will be using this platform to argue their thesis, rather than writing a traditional essay.
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      Intriguing.  Go on...
  • My students have started designing our curriculum units. Seriously. While transitioning to our current unit, we discussed the possibilities as a class.
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      I dont mean to be a crank, but this has everything to do with teaching, and nothing to do with technology.
  • Before the technology/constructivist shift in my classsroom, I would have taught all of this quite traditionally. We’d read books, answer questions, and then address those questions in class. I’d lecture a lot, with supplemental grammar lessons here and there, and I’d include some type of artistic project to achieve viewing and representing objectives. The whole design would have been extremely teacher centered. And at the end of it all, I’d hope they learned something about writing and thinking. Instead, inquiry and technology are a natural part of our English classes.
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      Again, I know I'm being a cynical old grump, but you cannot use "technology" and "constructivist" like they're two parts of the same idea.  I think it's perfectly feasible to imagine a constructivist classroom that runs without tech, and vice versa.  Both of them running in harmony...that's the dream, all right.
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    An article about some ways technology can be used to help an inquiry-based high school English class...
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    Hey Tony - I think you'd be really interested in TPACK - a tech integration framework that looks at pedagogical knowledge, content knowledge and tech knowledge. For more info check out tpack.org! We'll be looking at these in our third face to face but it sounds like you're ready to delve!
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Professional Learning Communities Still Work (If Done Right) - Education Week Teacher - 0 views

  • see themselves as members of strong collaborative cultures saw significant benefits in their day-to-day work in key instructional areas, such as planning lessons, developing teaching skills and content, and aligning curriculum and expectations.
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      Cohort21 a great collaborative experience
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      Finding meaning in our work is a collaborative activity. The power of collaboration is fascinating!
  • job-embedded professional development occurs when educators are members of high-performing professional learning communities
  • A professional learning community is not simply a meeting: It is an ongoing process in which educators work collaboratively in recursive cycles of collective inquiry and action research in order to achieve better results for the students they serve.
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  • collaborative teams rather than in isolation and take collective responsibility for student learning.
  • implement a guaranteed and viable curriculum, unit by unit
  • criteria they will use in assessing student work
  • monitor student learning through an ongoing assessment process
  • common formative assessments.
  • improve their individual practice
  • school provides a systematic process for intervention and enrichment
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Derek Muller (@veritasium) | Twitter - 0 views

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    Interesting and thought-provoking STEM videos. Great to kick-start class discussions.
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Learning Theories - 2 views

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    To help you learn and refresh your memory about some of the leading learning theories in educational literature, we are sharing with you this excellent resource from Instructional Design that features over 50 learning theories. Each theory comes with a short definition, a section on how it is applied, few examples illustrating the use of the theory, and a final section with resources and references to learn more about the theory in question.
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    Instructionaldesign.org is a gold mine! I appreciate the consistent comparative layout for each theory, and that I can look directly to the Principles. Beyond the learning theories, have a look at the "Bad Error Message" section if you fancy a wee laugh. http://www.instructionaldesign.org/bad_error_messages.html
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7 Homework Assignments That Guarantee Learning and the Secret Sauce That Makes Them Wor... - 0 views

  • 1 – Read from a self-selected novel
  • With reading as our most important out-of-class activity, my average student read more than 25 books each year.
  • 2 – Read an article, blog post, or other content on a social network
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  • What if teachers leveraged social media and other Internet content? Encourage students to read a bevy of items from their favorite online spaces. Steer them to content related to your class. Challenge them to locate something thought-provoking. Imagine the discussions that might ensue.
  • 3 – Talk about X on Twitter, Facebook, or Pinterest
  • 5 – Write a song, paint a picture, or design a building
  • 6 – Play a game
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    Making learning a normal part of their day...
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Dangerously Irrelevant | Technology, leadership, and the future of schools - 0 views

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    A great blog shared by Derek - articles may push you to try new things.
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    A beautiful rendering of data for Economics!
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How Teachers Can Run Classrooms Like 'Lean Startups' | EdSurge News - 0 views

  • Do students recognize that they have a need or dearth that you are trying to fill or address? If there is a way to address that need, will students buy into it? Knowing what you know, can you fill that need?
  • These answers should help you decide on a hypothesis—which is eerily similar to a lesson objective, or a SWBAT (Students Will Be Able To) statement. Except, in this case, you’re adding an action (A) before the objective (B), in the form of “If I do A, then the student will be able to B.”
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    How can teachers behave like a "lean start up"?
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Growth Mindset: Clearing up Some Common Confusions | MindShift | KQED News - 0 views

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    Another article, but love that it speaks to the common misconceptions.
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Four questions that encourage growth mindset among students | Teacher Network | The Gua... - 1 views

  • those with a growth mindset seek out feedback on how to get better, persist with work for longer and cope better with change
  • Get students to spend a few minutes writing down how doing well at school can help them achieve future goals.
  • Some students see tests as a chance to explore how much they’ve learned. Others use it as a chance to compare themselves with their classmates. Psychologists have found that constantly comparing yourself with others can have a negative impact on your confidence, motivation, self-management and academic performance.
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  • guiding students towards being comfortable with receiving feedback and giving them the confidence to act on it will serve them well.
  • Psychologists use the term “metacognition” to describe being aware and in control of your own thought process. Asking what you would do differently is a great example of this; it helps students to analyse and reflect on their thought process.
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Personalization Not Isolation - 1 views

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    A article worth reading about Personalization Learning
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