Hybrid learning here to stay, but it’s teachers who make the difference, survey shows
Hybrid teaching and learning — some combination of in-person and virtual instruction — is here to stay, according to a
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Teaching Students to Code Using Free Simulators
Coding simulators give teachers a way to set up low floor, high ceiling activities for elementary students to practice what
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Voice, Chat and DM: Remote Learning Tools That Make Sense In Person
Understandably, many teachers were hesitant at the start of distance learning. Most saw only the new format’s deficiencies when compared
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Career tech classes teach middle school students to code at Brevard public schools
Meet career tech student Enzo Carter, a confident, fast-talking 7th grader who can describe the inner workings of a nuclear reactor in enthusiastic,
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7 Augmented Reality Tools for the Classroom
A technology integration specialist shares some ways her district uses augmented reality to boost engagement in learning. Educators are constantly
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EdTech in schools – a threat to data privacy?
Velislava Hillman, a visiting fellow at the LSE, argues that it is essential to consider the implications of the increasing
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Learning Without Limits: Increasing Tech Accessibility in the K–12 Classroom
With a return to in-person learning on the horizon, how do schools ensure continuing availability of accessible technologies? Over the
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Q&A: Allie Beldin on Continuing to Innovate with Technology in K–12 Education
Beldin, a middle school math teacher, explains why she loves educational technology and why educators should incorporate it into their
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How 3D printers keep STEM alive during hybrid learning
3D printing has fueled student enthusiasm for the STEAM lab in a Tennessee elementary school 3D printing would appear to
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Powerful, Lesser-Known Tech Tools for Teachers
Efficiency and engagement are critical components of online learning—these often-overlooked, free tools can boost both. You’ve probably been teaching online
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