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When only 13 percent of sophomores at the Grandview School District in Washington passed the state math exams six years ago, administrators decided to develop their own curriculum. 
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Alternative is one of my favorite words :) I don't like to be stuck with any one way of doing things, and I am always seeking alternatives and ways of mixing them up to create something new that fi...
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Vanessa Vega is Edutopia's research analyst. You can follow her on Twitter @vvega500.
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Came across this post titled “Five Trends to Watch in Education Technology” via Stephen Downes’ OLDaily. In particular, I was really drawn to trend #1 – the Curriculum. In p...
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For years, Finland has been the by-word for a successful education system, perched at the top of international league tables for literacy and numeracy.
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Should we welcome computer science with open arms or mourn the demise of ICT? Miles Berry and Chris Leach debate the Gove's changes to the national curriculum (RT @eyebeams: Computer science or ICT: which would serve our pupils better?
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Online teacher PD course : Using open educational resources to create K-12 curriculum
ClassroomAid's comment,
May 8, 2013 10:14 AM
Course description here : http://classroom-aid.com/2013/04/23/online-course-using-oer-to-create-k-12-curriculum/
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I've presented twice in the past week on learning design principles with the goal of helping people reach their own conclusion that telling does not equal learning.
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