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What to know about the newest cyberattack strategy putting K-12 schools at risk

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A standard security awareness training recommendation to prevent successful phishing scams has been to pay close attention to the source email and double-check that any hyperlink came from a trusted source. Crack IT teams and in-house cybersecurity infrastructure are rarely part of the program.

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7 reasons to ditch recipe-style science labs

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And while the curriculum was structured in a logical manner, it also includes engaging design elements and leaves plenty of room for students to ask questions, solve problems, and troubleshoot. At the age level I teach, pretty much everyone needs my attention at the same time, but I only have two hands. I only have two hands.

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This Tool Helps Teachers Integrate Digital Content Into Their Curriculum

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Access to quality content is undeniably important, but as Lemma Shomali, Director of K-12 Products at Gale , a Cengage company, explains, “We have to go beyond ‘Here is a stockpile of interesting materials to use in your curriculum. EdSurge: How can integrating content directly into curriculum support teachers?

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How I intregrate coding across subjects

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By moving away from the textbook in traditional classes and instead integrating technology and projects, we are able to take our students by surprise, grab their attention, and increase their confidence in STEM-based skills. Bring coding into the classroom.

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Purposeful play helps kids learn–here’s how to integrate it

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At the same time, students say play makes them want to learn more (43 percent), helps them remember what they learn (42 percent), and helps them pay attention (40 percent). On top of that, almost 80 percent of students want more playful learning experiences in the classroom.

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Results of the 2016 National Digital Curriculum Strategy Survey

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The Learning Counsel released the results of its third annual Survey of school and district digital curriculum strategy and transformation, sponsored by Ruckus Wireless. The Survey found that 86 percent of schools and districts expect to be spending more on digital curriculum in the new year. A total of 708 U.S.

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Friday 5: Virtual field trips

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Bringing real-world issues into the classroom with virtual trips Climate change is an increasingly important subject in school curriculums. However, many students are dissuaded from pursuing environmental science due to mundane textbooks and complex diagrams. For them, information comes instantaneously.