In this episode, Holly Clark shares her passion for innovations, particularly those that focus on student learning first and foremost.
Innovation
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Professional DevelopmentFETC 2020CoffeEd
Classroom Creativity and Relationship-Building
3 minutes readIn this episode, Dr. Jacie Maslyk emphasizes the importance of relationships, stating that they are a vital component of the learning process.
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FETC 2020EdTechSTEAM in EducationAugmented and virtual reality
How AI, AR and VR Fit into Today’s Classrooms
5 minutes readRachelle Dene Poth will present an Edchat Interactive webinar, Emerging Tech: Transforming Classrooms with AI, AR and VR, on Tuesday, October 1, at 8 pm ET
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Professional DevelopmentFETC 2020CoffeEd
An Innovative Collaboration to Power Up Professional Growth
3 minutes readIn this episode, Stephanee Stephens discusses her passion for personalized learning and the potential it holds in the field of education.
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On the WireSocial Emotional LearningIndustry NewsProfessional Development
New SEL Curriculum Directly Addresses the Key Skills for Student...
5 minutes readThe Connections Model has launched the KidConnect Ready2Learn Curriculum to help teachers improve student behavior and proactively teach the foundational skills needed for emotional regulation
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FETC 2020Diversity, Equity, InclusionEdTechCoffeEd
Bringing Diverse Voices into the EdTech Conversation
3 minutes readIn this episode, Desiree Alexander discusses how she found herself drawn to technology and a desire to support teachers with improved tech integration.
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FETC 2020CoffeEdInterviewsProfessional Development
Why Teamwork in Tech Leadership Matters
2 minutes readIn this episode, Greg Bagby discusses his focus on methods of creating tech teams for classrooms, schools, and districts.
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K-12 TeachersBarbara BlackburnProfessional Development
3 Ways to Use Exit Slips in Your Classroom
3 minutes readExit slips are a popular strategy for receiving instant feedback on a student’s level of mastery, explaining what they learned during the lesson
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Future EdLeiLani Cauthen
Schools Say Highest Pressure Stems from Their Students’ Social and...
7 minutes readNew data from a 2019 Survey indicates that 58 percent of schools now rate their highest pressure as their student’s social and emotional needs.