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Learner Analytics for Informed Teaching Strategies

Magic EdTech

In the year 2025, experts have estimated that 463 Zettabytes (ZB) of data will be generated every day; while the Big Data Analytics market in education will cross USD 36.12 This data affects school administration, policymaking, trend shifts, and market growth. How Can Learning Analytics Support Teaching Plans and Strategies?

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Learner Analytics for Informed Teaching Strategies

Magic EdTech

In the year 2025, experts have estimated that 463 Zettabytes (ZB) of data will be generated every day; while the Big Data Analytics market in education will cross USD 36.12 This data affects school administration, policymaking, trend shifts, and market growth. How Can Learning Analytics Support Teaching Plans and Strategies?

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3 Apps to Keep Parents in The Loop

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Throughout, one factor stood out as the most reliable barometer of student achievement: Parent involvement. Today’s education model is catching up with the fundamental part parents play in student achievement. Educational Applications. Educational Applications. Jupiter iO. a Spanish translation.

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Reimagining Assessments for Learner Centricity

Magic EdTech

Assessments have always been an integral part of education. Though assessments perform various functions in an educational space, It mainly tells educators how much of what’s been taught is being retained, understood, and applied. Teachers now know that their students have different strengths, preferences, and learning styles.

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Reimagining Assessments for Learner Centricity

Magic EdTech

Assessments have always been an integral part of education. Though assessments perform various functions in an educational space, It mainly tells educators how much of what’s been taught is being retained, understood, and applied. Teachers now know that their students have different strengths, preferences, and learning styles.