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Engaging the reluctant reader: Benefits of gamified learning in literacy education

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These students are often reluctant readers because they find the process complicated, and they lack confidence in their abilities. Educators need creative and authentic ways to engage students in reading without it seeming forced or gimmicky. Students can control avatars, set their own goals, and track their progress.

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Could technology addiction help students in school?

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commissioned a study on children’s technology use. Related content: 5 questions to ask about student screen addiction. From voice assistants, which they are already mastering around the time they learn to speak, to various applications that prompt cognitive development, this generation is under the magnifying glass.

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Graduate Students Want to Solve ‘Wicked Problems.’ Are Universities Delivering?

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Solving them may require training young scholars to be “ wicked students ,” to use a phrase from Paul Hanstedt, director of the Washington & Lee University teaching and learning center. The first step in reconciling these tensions is to anchor some of these claims in data from the student side of the equation. They sure do!

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How Building Bonds in the Classroom Can Motivate Better Teaching

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It’s accepted wisdom that good relationships between teachers and their students lead to students who are willing to work harder in the classroom. A University of Missouri study found that students who feel their teachers care about them also report receiving better instruction. As it turns out, yes.

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Why It's Important to Teach Your Students Financial Literacy—and Three Ways to Do It

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In Oakland, CA, more than 60 students at James Madison Middle School gather to talk about money. One student shares his family’s experience saving for emergencies. Research shows that by the age of 12, students will develop an economic understanding that researchers describe as “essentially adult”.

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It’s Time to Ditch the Idea of Edtech Disruption. But What Comes Next?

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A great deal of edtech purchases went unused , equity gaps widened , and teachers and students were burned out. Entrepreneurs and developers try to make the best possible drug to treat students, while administrators and researchers (myself included) stand guard, testing and validating the treatments. or “does LOGO work?”

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To Combat the ‘COVID Slide,’ Tutoring Program Pairs Elementary Schoolers with College Students

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transitioned to remote learning, staff mailed out optional paper packets for students to work on for the remainder of the semester. The rest was entrusted to students’ parents. Shortly after Savannah’s school, located in the rural town of Hampshire, Tenn., About 230 miles east of Hampshire, in Knoxville, Tenn.,

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