Laura Bubnick
#EdTech #Education #GoodTeaching
How can you design classroom setups that promote thinking and creativity? From learning studios to maker spaces, here are some ideas.
How is education changing? From blended learning to social justice, here are 20 questions to clarify your teaching for 2023.
Emphasizing the digital tools rather than student learning, and aiming for lower-level student learning outcomes are the two biggest road blocks to meaningful, deep learning.
Teachers College Press
There is no replacement for great teachers who love their students, but there is room for teachers and technology to co-exist for the sake of students. We can train teachers to utilize technology that helps students read, problem-solve, and explore the world around them. We can ensure that every student can access functional technology that supports student learning. Most of all, we can stop hanging our hopes on the promises of edtech and use it to craft an equitable and accessible future.
Obsessively turning off household lights to save money is a habit most of us have, but it turns out it’s not really the money-saving power move we think it is. Here’s why you can stop.
"This is an opportunity to realize how big this movement is against our kids and how much we need to fight," Reshma Saujani told Insider.
What is the difference between Digital Citizenship and Digital Literacy?
In this episode of “Ask the Tech Coach,” Jeff welcomes Martin McGauran on the podcast to discuss the importance of teaching Digital Citizenship to both our students, and our teachers.
