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I am working with several schools on transforming the school structures, culture and instruction from a traditional model to a more modern version. Each of the schools has their own take on the out... Via Dean J. Fusto 
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Lessons From Innovators: Calibrating Expectations for i3 Evaluation Results - The Huffington Post
As a participant-observer in the i3 Learning Community, I have had a front row seat on ambitious efforts by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Innovation and Improvement (OII) to revolutionize educational innovation and reform. Others will soon have a glimpse, too, and the fate of the revolution may well rest on how they interpret what they see.
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As summer reflections on the past school year turn into aspirations for the next year, it's important to keep in mind the big picture of change in education. Five shifts in how we think about schools
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12 Books About Learning Every Teacher Should Read
Paul Avila's curator insight,
November 30, 2013 9:26 PM
This is an interesting list of books that add to a teacher's philosophy and tool kit. I believe that a teacher should always keep a good library of educational texts to help them improve their teaching style. Keeping up with new educational techniques is essential for a 21st century teacher. I might pick up some of these books in the future.
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Frank Fedel flips his classroom using Panopto lecture capture software, a Web camera, GradeCam and iclickers. Fedel uses video lessons and interactive quizzes to present information in a way that appeals to different learning styles.
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Flickr: Corey Leopold By Greg Stack So much about how and where kids learn has changed over the years, but the physical structure of schools has not. Lo
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A project funded by one of the largest research grants in Kansas University history that aims to change education for students with severe cognitive disabilities is nearing completion. By Elliot Hughes
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While Technology Continues to Evolve, the "Concerns Based Adoption Model" Remains as Relevant Today as it was in 1987...the fact is, effective change management techniques are timeless.
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September 2, 2014 1:32 AM
The Quran-Coaching is the best platform for the quran learning by taking online quran classes.
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As summer reflections on the past school year turn into aspirations for the next year, it's important to keep in mind the big picture of change in education. Five shifts in how we think about schools
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This review of recent surveys highlights some of the benefits and obstacles of using different kinds of technology in the classroom, but it also raises some great questions that have yet to be explored with thorough surveys. Via Mikko Hakala, Ivon Prefontaine, PhD
Louise Robinson-Lay's curator insight,
January 17, 2014 5:27 AM
This would be a great tool to begin discussions on professional learning for teachers using technology.
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Education changes lives and societies, but can we sustain the current model? In this video, find out how new models and new technologies allow us to rethink many of the premises of education.
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