Matt Duncan from Rocketbook discusses what his team hopes to share with educators at Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC), in Miami, FL on January 14-17, 2020.
Creativity
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FETC 2020CreativitySchool SafetyProfessional Development
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Project-based learningCreativitySTEAM in EducationEdTechFETC 2020
Leveraging Emerging Trends to Produce Future-Ready Students
5 minutes readFETC presenter Sylvia Martinez will present an Edchat Interactive webinar, Education Practices for the 4th Industrial Revolution, on Tuesday, October 22, at 8 pm ET.
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K-12 TeachersCreativity
How Students Combine Entrepreneurship and STEM to Solve Global Challenges
7 minutes readInsights from coaching a student team in the Conrad Challenge.
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EducatorsProfessional DevelopmentPronita MehrotraProject-based learningCreativity
Connecting Group Brainstorming and Creative Ideation
5 minutes readCreative brainstorming requires both individual and group work to flourish. Students need to build skills for both that produce better solutions and learning.
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CoffeEdCreativityProfessional DevelopmentFETC 2020
Building a Growing, Thriving Coaching Network
2 minutes readIn this episode, Brianna Hodges discusses her role as the edtech coordinator for Eanes ISD in Austin, Texas, as well as an edtech consultant and storyteller
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InnovationFETC 2020CoffeEdCreativity
Emphasizing Learning Inside Technology-Infused Classrooms
1 minutes readIn this episode, Holly Clark shares her passion for innovations, particularly those that focus on student learning first and foremost.
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ParentsTamara FykeSocial Emotional LearningCreativity
Summertime: 4 Ways Parents Can Spark Creativity
by Tamara Fyke3 minutes readIn her latest article, Tamara Fyke explains ways for parents to stimulate their child’s creative motor during the summertime.
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Culture is a critical component to the success of edtech and AI in the classroom
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EducatorsTodd StanleyProject-based learningCreativity
Why We Need Authentic Learning More Than Ever Right Now
by Todd Stanley11 minutes readAs educators, we can simulate authentic experiences in the classroom by making learning relevant to students.