10 Pros And Cons Of Looping In Education
There are pros and cons that need to be considered when deciding if looping can enhance learning at your school and if it can be implemented.
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An Administrator’s Guide To Selecting Blending Learning Tools [Infographic]
Selecting Blending Learning Tools: An Administrator’s Guide Selecting the right eLearning platform, learning management system, or related digital content for your classroom–or even your school, district, or university–cannot be a case of monkey see, monkey do. What works there, may not be the best fit here. So Education Elements has reminded us of 3 simple…
Examining Blended Learning Models: Student To Community Interaction
Student To Community Interaction In Blended Learning Models In part 1 of this 6-part series, Thomas Stanley looked at an overview of blended learning, specifically the critical interactions of a blended learning model. In part 2, he looked specifically at student-to-student interaction, and the reality of synchronous and asynchronous access, and in part 3 he looked at student-to-teacher…
Examining Blended Learning Models: Student To Teacher Interactions
Moving From Teaching To The “Guide On The Side” In part 1 of this 6-part series, Thomas Stanley looked at an overview of blended learning, specifically the critical interactions of a blended learning model. In part 2, he looked specifically at student-to-student interaction, and the reality of synchronous and asynchronous access. In part 3 below, he takes…
Examining Blended Learning Models: Student To Student Interactions
Examining Blended Learning Models Through Student To Student Interactions In part 1 of this 6-part series, Thomas Stanley looked at an overview of blended learning, specifically the critical interactions of a blended learning model. In part 2 below, Stanley looks specifically at student-to-student interaction, and the reality of synchronous and asynchronous access. by Thomas Stanley, Project Learning…
What Happens When Students Are Simply Free To Learn?
If you could learn about anything, what would you choose to learn? If you gave this freedom to your students, what would they choose? Last fall, Patti Grayson shared with a few friends and me her “Free To Learn” concept. This past week, I have mentioned her “Free to Learn” approach to teaching and learning…
The 5 Interactions Of A Robust Blended Learning Model
Ideas for Creating an Interactive Blended Learning Experience by Thomas Stanley, Project Learning LLC There are, sometimes frustratingly, a number of ways to teach in the online world. Some programs are credit retrieval, others are expanded correspondence courses, and still others ask the student to do some thematic activities. Another exciting way to teach is…
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10 Benefits Of Blended Learning For Teachers [Infographic]
What Are The Benefits Of Blended Learning? Blended learning–the mixing of eLearning and face-to-face learning–is a natural response to the growing accessibility of eLearning, and the continued need for a human component, and the existing infrastructure of countless brick-mortal educational institutions. In fact, blended learning is as much as compromise as it is an experiment…
10 Drivers Of Blended Learning In Education
The infographic from Digital Learning Now offers “drivers” of blended learning, including online state testing, cost, and personalization.
10 Ways To Support Learning Styles With Concept Mapping
10 Ways To Support Learning Styles With Concept Mapping by Naomi Mihut, mindomo.com Do you have a preferred way of learning and teaching new things? Learning is an experience that can be made enjoyable to the measure we identify within ourselves the nature of our learning style. It is the tradeoff that keeps us away from…
What A School Designed For Your Brain Might Look Like
What Would A School Designed For Your Brain Look Like? by Judy Willis, M.D., M.Ed Have you ever imagined your ideal school? For me, it is one where brain research truly informs learning structures. Walking through such a school, I might find: Instead of desks in neat rows and bells moving students at regimented intervals from…
5 Digital Tools For The Flipped Classroom
What Are The Best Digital Tools For The Flipped Classroom? Hafsa Wajeeh, dtopgadgets Have you “Flipped your classroom” yet? The flipped classroom is a useful technique that has moved lectures out of the class, and onto digital media. In doing so, teachers can drastically increase interaction time with their students. It also creates two unique learning…
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