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The Why and What Behind Work-Based Learning

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Work-Based Learning (WBL) has become one of the most talked about approaches in education. The WBL approach to learning provides real-world experience and opportunities to build skills that will prepare them to be successful for future career opportunities.

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It’s Time to Ditch the Idea of Edtech Disruption. But What Comes Next?

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COVID-19 was edtech’s big moment, and while digital tools kept learning going for many families and schools, they also faltered. While tools, marketing strategies and messaging might change, the underlying philosophy behind the idea of disruptive innovation remains. So what is this philosophy?

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How Laser Cutter Brings New Inspiration to the Classroom

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STEM education–Science, technology, engineering, and math–sounds intimidating, but is actually one of the most satisfying learning experiences students can participate in. They try to find new activities, games, toys, tools, or anything that can engage students and help them learn without struggling.

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Choosing the Right College: Factors to Consider Beyond Rankings

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The metrics behind rankings are good to check, but might not accurately reflect what students are looking for. Let’s look into these things, talk about why they’re important, and show you how to use them to help you make a choice.

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Random Acts of Kindness Day is Coming. How Will You Celebrate?

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Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” — Mark Twain What is Random Acts of Kindness Day? Why is Kindness important? Why kindness is important seems obvious, but really, it isn’t. We are more accepting of what is our lot in life and less judgmental of others.

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To Get Serious About Games, Teachers Experiment With Play in the Classroom

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Baselice teaches history to middle schoolers, and game-based simulations have been part of his teaching arsenal for the last nine years, ever since he first tried it. “I I used a game to teach my students about the causes behind the start of the First World War. “I It can reduce the onus on the teacher,” Miller says.

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11 Ways to Add #Inquiry to Your Class

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Until a colleague mentioned the inquiry-based classroom, where teaching’s goal was not the solution to a problem but the path followed. It’s what you’d hoped to do long ago when you started–but how do you turn a traditional entrenched classroom into one that’s inquiry-based? Here are 11 ideas.