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The Station Rotation Model

Catlin Tucker

I wanted students to collaborate, communicate, and create at that online station using the devices as a tool. Teachers have the time and space to facilitate differentiated small group instruction, engage learners in interactive modeling sessions, facilitate small group discussions, and provide real-time feedback on work in progress.

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From curiosity to clarity: Showcasing career paths to young learners

eSchool News

Not just general practitioners–these middle schoolers aimed high and discussed specialties like cardiology, neurosurgery, psychiatry, plastic surgery, and anesthesiology. The range of careers students presented was impressive and included jobs like animators, hospice nurses, and lawyers. Success is not limited to one path.

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Designing & Facilitating Student-led Discussions Online

Catlin Tucker

Facilitating meaningful discussion in a physical classroom is challenging enough. Despite these potential obstacles, it is critical that students learning online feel connected to a kind, supportive, and engaging learning community. Why Prioritize Online Discussions? That foundation is trust.

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Critical Thinking Means Finding Nuggets of Truth in Mountains of Misinformation

Edsurge

in 1990, the world was just awakening to the massive communications revolution ushered in by the Internet. In light of this, my education hope for 2017 is that educators (whether in schools, libraries, homes, or the community) will focus on developing, sharpening, and celebrating critical thinking skills and critical engagement with data.

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5 ways to teach and assess learning in the age of AI

eSchool News

Some experts believe this new technology can have a positive impact on teaching and learning, while others fret it may weaken the teaching of critical thinking and increase bias by spreading misinformation about different groups and cultures. Secret 2: Student expertise.

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What are the Three Active Strategies?

eSchool News

Let’s explore how these strategies promote engagement, critical thinking, and deeper understanding among students, enhancing academic success. Active learning strategies for students in K-12 encompass a range of techniques designed to promote engagement, critical thinking, and deeper understanding.

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Shifting from Time-consuming Teacher-led Workflows to Sustainable Student-led Workflows

Catlin Tucker

As a result, they are not developing their metacognitive, critical thinking, and self-regulatory skills; all of which are critical to success both in the classroom and beyond. When teachers do the bulk of the thinking and work, they rob students of opportunities to develop these critical life skills.