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In a randomized controlled trial, a computer-based cognitive training…
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OK, so it probably doesn’t rank up there with Christmas or Thanksgiving or the Fourth of July. Or probably even Groundhog Day, for that matter. But a few days ago we celebrated International Literacy Day, a global event focused on the power of reading, writing and communication.
This year’s theme took on “Literacy in a Digital World.” And yes, that means reading. And writing. And all that “school stuff” that makes it possible for us to function in the larger world — not just the…
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Famous Artists Swap iPhone Photos—and Creativity Ensues
ARTSY EDITORIAL
BY ALEXXA GOTTHARDT
JUL 24TH, 2017 7:20 PM
If you have voyeuristic tendencies—find yourself eavesdropping on conversations between strangers, for instance, or cocking your head to catch a glimpse of someone’s iPhone…
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20 July, 2017
This same concept of rote learning and cramming the lessons taught by a teacher has been the age old solution to getting promoted to the next…
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John Seven: Emphasis on visual communication comes with a blind spot
Posted Monday, May 15, 2017 12:54 pm
By John Seven
NORTH ADAMS — A number of writers have lately taken to analyzing Neil Postman's 32-year-old book, "Amusing Ourselves To Death," in context its prophetic tone about the current state of our nation.…
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9 Brain Benefits of Unplugging—And How to Find Device-Free Time for Your Students
Eight hours. This is the amount of time most teens are spending on an electronic device every single day, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. Between phones, laptops, TV, and tablets, this generation is more connected than ever before. While […]…
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Identifying Gifted ELL: Barriers & Strategies to Meeting Their Needs
Identification | Intermediate
Gifted students account for 4.5% of high…
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A Lesson on the Potential of Twice Exceptional Learners from Sir Richard Branson
Billion-dollar business tycoon, Sir Richard Branson, is one of the most innovative entrepreneurial thinkers of our time.
As a life-long sufferer of dyslexia, he’s also a perfect example of the greatness our twice exceptional (2E) students can achieve. …
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Aperture On Sight: Teaching Visual Literacy Through Photography
Saturday, June 3
11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Aperture Gallery and Bookstore
547 West 27th Street, 4th Floor
New York, NY…
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5 technologies to avoid in the classroom-and what to use instead
The most popular article on eCampus News is a surprising one to the editors: “6 apps that block social media distractions.” This story, which seemed a bit counter-intuitive for us to write (being a tech-cheerleading publication in nature), has held…
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Abductive Reasoning – A Driving Force of Creativity in Learning
By Luise Schlindwein | Mar 09, 2017 |
Abductive reasoning, which emerges in order to resolve doubt, is a special form of creative reasoning that is often ignored and/or dismissed in the…
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