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Artificial intelligence can help you write lesson plans faster -- and give you new ideas you might not consider. Here are some tips and strategies […]
How can we implement AI in schools responsibly? How can we set policies fairly? This story can give us some guidance. In February 2023, a […]
This post is written by Bradley Lands, the author of the book Knowledge-ABLE, owner of UpLearn LLC, and is currently the Director of Technology and […]
If you have been reading the Ditch That Textbook blog for awhile now you know that we love to use familiar tools in new and […]
How can we help students do deep, meaningful learning? For one, let's help them think and work like authors. Learn 10 ways to help students […]
Artificial intelligence is growing by leaps and bounds. It's no longer science fiction anymore! Lots of AI tools can serve as our own personal assistants -- […]
AI just stormed into the classroom with the emergence of ChatGPT. How do we teach now that it exists? How can we use it? Here […]
Worksheets have been embedded in classrooms for years. For decades. FOREVER. The reasons we use them are pretty clear ... 1. We want students to get repetitions […]
This post is sponsored by GeniallyGenially is an easy to use software that lets you add lots and lots of interactive elements to your slides.The […]
This post is written by Sam Kary, Founder and CEO of New EdTech Classroom, a teacher-led professional development startup dedicated to helping educators design innovative […]
We teachers are the BEST at stealing things.And I don't mean that in a criminal, nefarious way.I think Austin Kleon explains it best in his […]
This post was written by Sarah Stef, an educator in Indiana. She spent 6 years teaching High School Math, and 4 years as a Digital […]
