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The Changing Future of Work Revisited

The Changing Future of Work Revisited

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Almost two years ago I wrote a blog on how the workplace for which we are charged with preparing today’s …

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Might Advice Offer More Learning Power Than Feedback?

Might Advice Offer More Learning Power Than Feedback?

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We know from research and decades of experience that feedback can be a powerful driver of learning. When learners have …

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Flipped Classroom Approach: Four Important Considerations

Flipped Classroom Approach: Four Important Considerations

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The flipped classroom approach to supporting learning has been around for a number of years. In this approach, students receive …

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We Have More Time – Why Not More Learning?

We Have More Time – Why Not More Learning?

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A new report from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a respected international source for information regarding education …

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Seven Common Educational Terms to Reconsider

Seven Common Educational Terms to Reconsider

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The time has come to rethink some of the most common terms we use in education circles. Some of these …

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Helping Students Resist Task-Switching and Technology Distractions

Helping Students Resist Task-Switching and Technology Distractions

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It is no secret that many students love to have technology devices present and active while studying. They often argue …

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Is Your Smartphone Draining Your Brain?

Is Your Smartphone Draining Your Brain?

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We know that technology can increase feelings of anxiety as we constantly check our messages, the news, weather, social media …

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A Real and Growing Threat to the Future of Public Education

A Real and Growing Threat to the Future of Public Education

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Throughout our history going to school and getting an education has promised a path to a life better than our …

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Protecting Student Data Is Still Important, but New Threats Abound

Protecting Student Data Is Still Important, but New Threats Abound

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Protection of private student data has been a concern of school personnel for a long time. Signing out paper “cume” …

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A Good Time to Strengthen Your Resilience

A Good Time to Strengthen Your Resilience

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Without question, education is a stressful profession. Teachers tend to experience more stress than most others professions. The combination of …

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