Delaying the grade: How to get students to read feedback — from cultofpedagogy.com by Kristy Louden Excerpt: This meant that I could return papers with comments […]
AR & VR — Education’s marvelous revolution — from verizoninternet.com Excerpt: Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR), often used in video games and […]
No-quiz retrieval practice techniques — from thatboycanteach.co.uk by Aidan Severs Excerpt: So, although quizzing is one popular (and easy) way of ensuring that facts are remembered and recalled, […]
What teaching that lifts all students could look like — from kqed.org by Kristina Rizga An initial comment from DSC: I recently ran across this article. […]
From DSC: I just found out about the work going out at LearningScientists.org. I was very impressed after my initial review of their materials! What […]
Writing Resources from the “State of Writing” — from stateofwriting.com with thanks to Mary Bennett who mentions that this site is an “incredibly useful resource […]
Skill shift: Automation and the future of the workforce — from mckinsey.com by Jacques Bughin, Eric Hazan, Susan Lund, Peter Dahlström, Anna Wiesinger, and Amresh […]
From DSC: Low-stakes formative assessments offer enormous benefits and should be used extensively throughout K-12, higher education, L&D/corporate universities, in law schools, medical schools, dental […]
Topic Sheet – Fun Math Activities for Parents to Prevent the Summer Slide — with thanks to Jennifer Harrison for this resource Tips and ideas […]
The problem with hurrying childhood learning — from edweek.org by Justin Minkel Excerpts: When he lectured in the United States, Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget would […]
From DSC: I vote that we change the color that we grade papers — whether on paper (harcopy) or whether via digitally/electronically-based annotations — from […]
More than 9 in 10 elementary school teachers feel highly stressed, MU study finds — from munews.missouri.edu by Keith Herman, with thanks to Cailin Riley […]
