A teacher shows how the tech problems that can bring learning to a screeching halt really aren’t all that complicated.
Teachers and Their Classrooms » Technology in the Classroom
If your goal is to create lifelong learners inspired by knowledge, AR, in its infancy, may hold the seeds for meeting that goal.
The bad news is that the demands and pressures on our schools are growing. The good news is that the nation is finally looking to educators for solutions.
Nick Gattuso’s students have developed a suite of learning applications to assist students with disabilities.
Fidget spinners are a huge fad but not all educators want to give them a whirl.
As personalized learning becomes more popular, will educators still lead the classroom – or will software companies?
Here are a few social media tips for teachers who don’t want to torture themselves over every Tweet, update, or Instagram pic.
Advances in technology might bring about a cursive comeback.
Collecting student data is helpful to monitor and improve student performance, but protections haven’t kept pace with technology.
Cell phones in the classroom are more commonplace, but many educators wonder if we really understand the long-term consequences.