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Here is the top 10 AI content marketing tools that can help businesses improve their search engine rankings and optimize their content.
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ChatGPT is a generational Change game
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A new scientific review of the efficacy of masks is deeply flawed. That hasn’t stopped some from touting it
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Indeed masks help keep people safe in spaces where they can wear them continuously, such as in hospitals and on public transit.
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New research points to five
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A conversation about practical ways to handle negative relationships with people at work.
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Negativity is contagious. It may not be obvious at first, but it’s easy to get trapped into a negative person’s way of thinking if you are not careful around them.
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Early in my career, I taught at a school with a very progressive inclusion policy. Within my completely integrated classroom, a diverse group o
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the spirit of an IEP boils down to ensuring that all learners are known and supported through academic challenges which are relevant, engaging and rigorous enough to set them up for the success that each deserves.
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Looking for independent practice, center activities, or sites for independent math stations? Here are 11 math sites and games for you to explore!
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Free Educational Games: a list of several math game sites that do not require downloading or an account.
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There is no shortage of opportunities to make money online. But, it's only possible if you stop making the following mistakes.
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Despite our desire to earn money as fast as possible, these gigs do take time to develop and grow an online business. In most cases, you can make good money in less than a month. Everything depends on how much marketing and effort you put into promoting your business.
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Buzzy metaverse projects have already sprung up around gaming, socializing, working and creating, so it’s unsurprising that educators have started to explore ways to bring education into a shared virtual world.
The Optima Classical Academy, a charter school in Florida in the US, has embraced the new technology and announced its intention to establish a virtual school which will take in pupils tuition free commencing August 2022. The school will equip up to 1,300 students with Oculus headsets so they can participate in virtual lessons.
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March 14, 2022 3:51 PM
Buzzy metaverse projects have already sprung up around gaming, socializing, working and creating, so it’s unsurprising that educators have started to explore ways to bring education into a shared virtual world.
The Optima Classical Academy, a charter school in Florida in the US, has embraced the new technology and announced its intention to establish a virtual school which will take in pupils tuition free commencing August 2022. The school will equip up to 1,300 students with Oculus headsets so they can participate in virtual lessons.
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https://www.scoop.it/topic/21st-century-innovative-technologies-and-developments/?&tag=Coinbase
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Are you concerned your eLearning courses are not learner-centric enough to provide the desired results? Designing learner-centric courses is not very difficult as long as you keep a few factors in mind.
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We invest in AI, AR, VR and other technologies with the understanding, however, that their development will not solve the pressing issues facing our sector. On their own, new technologies will not drive down costs, increase access or advance the quality of learning.
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March 15, 2022 11:47 PM
We invest in AI, AR, VR, and other technologies with the understanding, or more accurately assumption that these technologies in and of themselves will address the pressing issues and short-falls facing academia, as well as other online learning programs by reducing costs, increasing the access or advancing the quality of learning. Clearly, we, as a society and as organizations need to get better at doing the whole technology deployment and learning thing together, rather than just throw some technology at the wall and hope it works. Hope as a replacement to strategy is not one. A whole lot of assumptions by those selling the technology, and hyping what it can do to benefit learners is what I see. What I do sense is that the folks that sell this technology to academics, companies, organizations and even institutions are not really taking into consideration the needs of students/learners, because if they did, that would have happened at the very beginning of the whole process of deployment of these technologies, and clearly, they have not. Results are what results are. This should be rectified by those selling AI, AR, VR, and other technologies to the learning & education community. ( I do have some recommendations, on how to improve this learning and education thing, if you're interested and have a budget let me know)
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Foundational literacy skills are sorely lacking for K-3 students, a new study finds
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Journalist Chris Jones shares 5 key insights from his new book, The Eye Test: A Case for Human Creativity in the Age of Analytics.
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When a problem is difficult, why would we choose to hold it up to only one light? Why wouldn’t we want multiple points of view?
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Futurist Scott Steinberg shares the career skills to learn in 2022, and where to find free online courses to master them.
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five skills that can make you an especially valuable professional in 2022 — and free online courses that teach them.
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What does the future hold for remote workers? And what will post-pandemic workdays look like—back to the office, working from home or a hybrid? While the light at the end of the tunnel seems within reach, companies across the globe are scrambling to create the future workplace. One way to predict the future of work is to understand people’s remote work experiences over the last year. And based on recent reports, one thing is clear: remote work has left an impression. The Limeade Institute’s Employee Care Report 3.0 found that 100% of formerly onsite workers said they’re anxious about returning to the office, 71% said they were concerned about less flexibility and 77% said they’re worried about exposure to Covid-19.
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After more than 60 years, it may be time to stop using Bloom's Taxonomy as the best instructional strategy. Learn why in this blog.
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Bloom’s taxonomy was never intended to serve as a scaffolding framework, which is likely the reason that it is not a particularly good one.
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The friends you make at work may go a long ways toward shaping your future career successes and failures. While it's great to have trusted colleagues, it's especially nice to have one person in particular to confide in—a work buddy.
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Tracking is a widespread issue. Some of the websites with the biggest tracking networks are social media sites and the big, non-private search engines.
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Discover the 4 learning styles and how you can use them to your potential!
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Teachers catering to visual learners should regularly make handouts and use presentations. Visual learners may also need more time to process material, as they observe the visual cues before them.
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In recent years, learning management systems (LMS) have become the central hub of operations for many institutions of higher education—offering read
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Technology is driving educational trends. Are you prepared for the changes?
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As teachers prepare themselves to implement these latest education developments, here are the five most important trends with which they should familiarize themselves.
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Finding it difficult to engage your students online and keep their interest? Here are 5 tools teachers can use to engage their online students.
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With the trend of remote learning expected to continue onto the next year, it has become crucial for educators to rethink their approach to engage students online, in order to create a successful learning experience.
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