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AI tools that support learning–not cheating

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Suitable for: Middle and high school students who want tailored practice and a bit more support in tough subjects. Suitable for: All grade levels–from elementary children designing a poster about dinosaurs to high school students putting together a multimedia history project.

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An Edtech Pioneer Considers the Mixed Record of Her Field

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Writing a history that you helped to create is awkward, as Anne Trumbore acknowledges in her new book “ The Teacher in the Machine: A Human History of Education Technology.” She began by designing a web-based grammar program before joining the team that created the Stanford Online High School.

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Why Giving My Students More Choice Was the Most Punk Rock Thing I Could Do

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In fact, in my practice as an educator who teaches U.S. history in an urban St. Louis school, I often point out to students that the most significant changes in America have come from people standing up to authority. Others said they wish we could spend more time learning about specific topics and periods in history.

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Remote Learning Strategies: Beyond the Pandemic

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So when they graduate from high school, they’re well on their way to an associates degree. Take the US history course you develop it. Was that one of these a a really great one out in California just a few weeks ago. I was chatting with a longtime friend of mine who’s. And so this is. Why I say like it’s like.

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What We Learn from the Edtech Games the Government Plays

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For starters: Algebra, history, chemistry, English and yes, even civics and how to brush your teeth. Happy Atoms , developed by Schell Games , helps middle-school students develop an intuitive sense about molecules by building them with physical models and then exploring their properties through an app. Kennedy Center.

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Gale In Context: Literature Launches to Promote Critical Thinking Skills and Better Learning Outcomes in ELA for High School Students

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The company has launched Gale In Context: Literature, a new resource for literature instruction and learning that helps high schoolers engage and thrive in English language arts (ELA). Educators need a solution to contextualize literary works in both the past and present day.

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Are History Textbooks Worth Using Anymore? Maybe Not, Some Teachers Say

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Among contemporary education critics, the textbook is a classic and perennial foil—perhaps because its very construction is essentially a compromise between experts and politicians, groups with sometimes competing agendas. Yet despite these limitations, textbooks are still the most popular way to teach and learn history.

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