Technology And Constructive feedback
The four pillars for successful teaching are lesson plan, pedagogy, assessments, and feedback. The learning process is supposed to be like a labyrinth.
Aristotle
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Technology and productivity in the classroom
Imagine a time traveler from a hundred years ago. The only place that this person would feel comfortable today would be in our schools.
Skill Reset
Whether you are talking about a school or a national economy, productivity is related to getting more output from the inputs. People go to school or university so that their human capital can be grown by expanding their skills, which means that they can produce more from the efforts they are putting in.
Teachers and Technology
Teachers matter the most in a student’s life because they deliver academic knowledge. Good teachers can inspire and great teachers boost long-term life outcomes.
How cc is helping teachers to communicate better with parents
Clear and continuous communication is crucial. Not only for academics is communication important, but it is imperative for building bonds too.
Digital grade books and cloud-based class management systems
Summer holidays have commenced for most teachers. But for me, it is the beginning of an academic year.
Many teachers have already begun interacting on social media to plan new and exciting things they can do before the schools commence again.
Parent Participation in Child Education
Emma, an elementary school teacher with a private school in Manchester, MA, says- “Darting between home and school, the curriculum, the monthly, weekly, and daily lesson plans, AND staff meetings, we forget as teachers that we are in one of the most human-centered professions
Advanced Note-Taking
Schools in 2049 will not be a place, but a platform. The best places for education will bring people, technology, and spaces together in innovative ways. Technology will impact teaching not by automating but by improving outcomes.
EdTech Trends: Part-2
Schools in 2049 will not be a place, but a platform. The best places for education will bring people, technology, and spaces together in innovative ways. Technology will impact teaching not by automating but by improving outcomes.
EdTech Trends: Part-1
Ace Schwarz connected his seventh-grade students with people living in a different biome by organizing a video call with Peace Corps Global connections in the Philippines. Students learned about their food, culture, art, music, flora, and fauna and interacted with students.