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Understanding learning styles via Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences

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As educators, our responsibility lies not only in disseminating knowledge but also in understanding and accommodating the diverse learning styles present among our students. They are influenced by factors such as genetics, culture, and life experiences. These styles can vary significantly from person to person.

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The 4 C’s of Learning in a Connected Classroom

EdTech Magazine

Foster a Success Culture Using Classroom Collaboration. The new age of K–12 education is being driven by the idea of fostering a collaborative culture to encourage students to work together to solve problems. public sector director of education, in the report. public sector director of education, in the report.

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The 4 Keys to Conducting Personalized Learning Like a Maestro

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Use Performance to Create a Classroom Culture That Values Practice and Growth In the world of instrumental music, performance is a given. In the classroom, we can trust our students to demonstrate their knowledge through their chosen medium as well.

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#ICE18: Redesigning a Classroom Is Not About Being “Pretty for Pinterest”

EdTech Magazine

Simply adding technology to a classroom doesn’t make it an innovative space. It’s imperative that classroom design is driven by the desire to create personal and authentic learning experiences for students,” says Tom Murray, director of innovation for Future Ready Schools , a project of the Alliance for Excellent Education.

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How to Make District-Wide Innovation Personal—and Collaborative

Edsurge

And as a school rethinks its classroom designs and instructional approaches, how its teachers and students interact with each other and with the curriculum often is more important than the actual software they use. Others offered sophisticated platforms but lacked the substantive knowledge to adapt them to varied educational settings.

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The 6 most in-demand topics for district leaders last year

EAB

Many of our partners landed on equitable grading , with its emphasis on measuring pure content knowledge rather than non-academic criteria that do not reflect learning gains (e.g., Not only does equitable grading prioritize student content knowledge, it also avoids the 0-100 grading scale entirely, either through a new scale (e.g.,