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Natalie's curator insight,
April 1, 2015 7:57 PM
Our corporate accounts follow a lot of these people and this is just a great description from an educator on why they find value in their posts/tweets.
Isabella Rivas's curator insight,
May 24, 11:12 PM
I certainly agree that visually creative storytellers can change the way we think. It helps to look at and learn from an infographic, rather than reading through a long informative article. Infographics are easy to read through and they make sense of large amounts of information quickly. Many would be engaged and intrigued by infographics, and would appear much more often in the future.
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Melissa Marshall's curator insight,
September 8, 2014 1:24 AM
This is a great article for keeping perspective in a tech-soaked classroom. 1. Put the learning goals ahead of the technology. 2. Opt for the open-ended. 3. Don’t let tech make learning easy. 4. Take feedback seriously. 5. Stay skeptical of individualised learning — for now. 6. Bring in student interests, authentically. 7. Start conversations. 8. Make it open, make it better. |
Wonderful, imaginative questions. Can you image the difference we could make if we really taught children to think with these questions. Good for adults too!