Belief in Learning Styles Myth May Be Detrimental — from apa.org Many people believe learning styles predict academic and career success, study finds Excerpts: WASHINGTON — […]
‘Robots’ Are Not ‘Coming for Your Job’—Management Is — from gizmodo.com by Brian Merchant; with a special thanks going out to Keesa Johnson for her […]
Genuineness and originality is a must for every piece of creative writing, but maybe even more so for poetry. It’s not an easy task to […]
This month we’ve focused on the relationship between engagement and motivation. Chip Dye discussed how engagement is what keeps people in class, and I responded with […]
Designing and delivering an engaging learning experience is an effective way of keeping people in the virtual learning experience once they've started, but getting people […]
“Though there are many instances to which Cathedral Thinking can be applied, they all require the same foundation: a far-reaching vision, a well thought-out blueprint, […]
Our next #GuildChat takes place Friday, February 1st at 11am PT / 2pm ET. Our topic for this week’s chat is on Maintaining and Increasing Motivation. […]
The ability to stay motivated is essential for virtual school (and all) students to be successful. Motivation is not something that you are born with. […]
For this month’s student tech tip, I’d like to highlight two resources shared on the Edudemic website. Edudemic is a site that provides educational technology […]
Cut the curriculum — from willrichardson.com by Will Richardson Excerpt: Here’s an idea: A Minimal Viable Curriculum (MVC). That’s what Christian Talbot over at Basecamp is […]
Our next #GuildChat takes place Friday, January 18th at 11am PT / 2pm ET. Our topic for this week’s chat is on Teaching Rarely Used […]
What is power? Looking at the standard definition we see this: “the capacity or ability to direct or influence the behavior of others or the […]
