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Reversing the absent trend: A school’s community-powered comeback

eSchool News

Imagine local businesses proudly displaying student artwork celebrating perfect attendance, or community leaders volunteering time to read to classes with exceptional attendance rates. One of our teachers has also reported a significant drop in referrals of parents/guardians to the magistrate court for failure to comply with attendance laws.

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How Gamification Uncovers Nuance In The Learning Process

Teach Thought

Since it encourages internal motivation through an outwardly-created set of circumstances, gamification sits at the awkward intersection of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. In both cases, the specific content and the nature of the goals serve to motivate and direct behavior in classroom contexts.” Personal) your praise?

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Catch them Learning: A Pathway to Academic Integrity in the Age of AI

Cult of Pedagogy

Morrow was surprised to read that Ruiz had finished in 11th place in the New York Marathon. The Motive It is unknown whether Ruiz intended to cheat in New York or if the opportunity merely presented itself and she took it. Integrity is often talked about as a coin that reads cheated on one side and didnt cheat on the other.

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Re-Visiting Ivan Illich: Deschooling Society

Teacher Toms Blog

The failures of school are taken by most people as proof that education is very costly, very complex, always arcane, and frequently impossible task." Learning, in my experience, is primarily a process of self-motivated individuals interacting with their environment and the people they find there.

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

eSchool News

On average, about 25 percent of children in the early grades struggle with reading. At the same time, the percentage of students who say they read for pleasure is declining : Fewer than half of all children ages 8-18 (43 percent) say they enjoy reading in their spare time, down from 58 percent in 2016.

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How to Create a Classroom That’s a Safe Space for Failure

Edsurge

Over the last five years, I have worked hard to teach my students that failure is a gift. This isn’t a new idea, but we still struggle with the idea that failure is a necessary component of success. Embracing failure can seem counterintuitive to students. They are loud, chaotic, and full of failure and growth.

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How mixed reality glasses can help struggling readers

eSchool News

You dread reading…in any class. You feel like a failure, and you are starting to hate school. You put on the mixed reality glasses and pick up the science article that the teacher wants you to read. You begrudgingly begin reading. Some students struggle with reading, and it’s a complicated situation.

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