Catlin Tucker

NOVEMBER 29, 2020

So, it makes sense that teachers are frustrated when they feel like students are not engaging. The pandemic is presenting new barriers to student engagement, most obviously the lack of physical proximity. These spaces provide an avenue for students to learn from and with each other. Zoom or Google Meet Breakout Rooms.

Learning Spaces 545

Learning Spaces Student Engagement Learning Students 545

Faculty Focus

FEBRUARY 23, 2025

During the two-week module on positive psychology, I wanted students to experience research and writing as positive and engaging activities. Here is how the project unfolded: Day 1: Setting the Stage for Collaborative Writing The project began by gauging student interest in co-authoring an article on student wellness.

Collaborative Research 99

Collaborative Research Writing Failure Students 99

Faculty Focus

FEBRUARY 23, 2025

During the two-week module on positive psychology, I wanted students to experience research and writing as positive and engaging activities. Here is how the project unfolded: Day 1: Setting the Stage for Collaborative Writing The project began by gauging student interest in co-authoring an article on student wellness.

Collaborative Research 83

Collaborative Research Writing Failure Students 83

eSchool News

APRIL 5, 2018

I’ve had students as young as first grade working on projects using LCSI’s Microworlds, an authoring tool that enabled them to create animated stories, simulations, and games. My students have used HyperCard, Macromedia Director, FileMaker Pro, and Google Apps to work on some really amazing projects. What is PBL?

Learning 271

Learning Collaborative Research Knowledge Learning Outcomes 271

eSchool News

MARCH 31, 2016

Mobile devices are becoming increasingly common in schools because they cost so much less than computers—especially since so many students are willing to bring their own devices to school. Another advantage of having students compose their written work on mobile devices is the ability to save and organize work. Writing skills.

Mobile Devices 229

Mobile Devices Collaborative Research Writing Critical Thinking 229

eSchool News

DECEMBER 22, 2016

Mobile devices are becoming increasingly common in schools because they cost so much less than computers—especially since so many students are willing to bring their own devices to school. Another advantage of having students compose their written work on mobile devices is the ability to save and organize work. Writing skills.

Mobile Devices 175

Mobile Devices Collaborative Research Writing Critical Thinking 175

eSchool News

APRIL 1, 2016

The unique internet search site your students don’t know about. When was the last time you saw a student use it? A new 100G high-capacity network will support 128,000 students and staff across Houston. The Wayback Machine is a reference tool for the internet Age as basic as a dictionary.

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Mobile Devices Teaching Internet Collaborative Research 102