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Digital CitizenshipWhen Students Are the Actual TeachersTeaching with social media starts with what teens use and what teachers report about phones in class. Pew data and lesson ideas follow David Greene's essay.
Curriculum and InstructionWhy Does Instruction Matter?If you are an Instructor, or a beneficiary of Instruction, you intuitively know the importance and value of Instruction. But have you ever systematically analyzed Instruction’s strategic purpose; its top-most goal?
Future of EducationMining for Knowledge in K-12Alex Terego sat down to discuss the role of optimism in K-12 education and the realities of the world we live in. Terego discusses the fourth Industrial Revolution and the needs of our economy to succeed in a global marketplace. Terego notes that "Knowledge Miners" are what employers are looking for highlighting the need for independent thinkers who can examine the world critically and in team settings.
Teaching StrategiesEducation System: Force Multiplier Needed?We have all watched enthralled at displays of coordinated teamwork, especially when each member of a sports team fulfills their individual role so well that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. At its best it looks almost effortless. That’s because no matter whether it is a high school basketball team or a professional football team or a cheerleading squad, the members all depend on each doing their job well and selflessly.
Teaching StrategiesEducational Goals Without Plans are Just WishesGrowth mindset for teachers needs a plan, not a poster. Howard Pitler's 2016 column, with an update on what recent research shows.
Future of EducationReplaced by Robots?Critical thinking and AI in schools: Alex Terego's 2016 essay, with an update on current research and practical steps for teachers.
Teaching StrategiesK-20 U.S. Education Pedagogy Beginning to RustDIDACTIC AND MAIEUTIC PEDAGOGICAL METHODS.
EdTechEducational Technology – It’s Not About the “What”Technology integration in the classroom starts with the learning goal. Howard Pitler's 2016 column, with an update on policy and research.
Tutoring and Homework HelpEdLevity: Uncle Curmudgeon Gives Aspiring Teachers The Lowdown on HomeworkIs homework effective? Research shows a weaker link in elementary grades than in secondary, and teachers report assigning less. See what to weigh.







