by Terry Heick It’s not the thinking behind an idea that should bother us, but rather the effect of the idea. #edtech. Content-based academic standards. PLCs. Video streaming. Use of data. Mandates to be research-based in our behavior. Remote teaching. Differentiation. Social media in the classroom. None of these ideas are good or bad in…
Tamara Aparton, a parks spokesperson, said the department operates transparently, with oversight from its commission, the Controller’s Office and the Board of Supervisors. “We welcome public inquiry and are happy to share all relevant information — much of which is already available through a simple legislative or public document search,” she told KQED in an…
BOULDER, CO (May 15, 2025)—In this month’s episode of NEPC Talks Education, Christopher Saldaña discusses the evolving landscape of reading instruction, the science of reading movement, and its policy implications with University of Wisconsin-Madison Education Policy professor Elena Aydarova. Her scholarship focuses on the interactions between educational policy, advocacy, and social inequality. Aydarova’s research has…
How Immersive Learning Can Take You From Training To Transformation How can Extended Reality (XR), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and real-world simulations help you create more personalized training that encourages employees to put theory into practice? This guide delves into why organizations need a new L&D approach, how immersive learning revolutionizes workforce development, and ways to overcome…
by TeachThought Staff In The Difference Between Between Gamification and Game-Based Learning, we learned the difference between the two. “Gamification is first and foremost about encouragement mechanics and the system that promotes them, while game-based learning is first and foremost about the game and its cognitive residue (whether from the game’s content, or academic content)….
There is no official figure for the job cuts, but at least 75,000 federal employees took deferred resignation, according to the White House, and thousands of probationary workers have already been let go. The judge was also considering applying the injunction retrospectively to workers who’ve already been placed on administrative leave, but might stay that…
BOULDER, CO (May 20, 2025)—A new policy brief addresses growing concerns about student behavior, educators’ perceptions of that behavior, and the management of perceived misbehavior in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. These issues, already urgent before the pandemic, have intensified as schools contend with increased need, trauma, and behavioral challenges. The brief, Stuck Between…
The English Language Center at the University of Georgia, commonly referred to as ELC UGA, is designed to support international students striving to enhance their English language skills for academic and professional success. In an increasingly interconnected world, possessing strong English proficiency is vital, opening doors to opportunities in education and career advancement. This article…
Effective communication hinges upon clarity and precision, and language plays a crucial role in how we convey our thoughts and ideas. One phrase that often comes up in various professional and academic settings is “including but not limited to.” This phrase is vital for outlining parameters without being overly restrictive, allowing for inclusivity in discourse….
The Kristan Archives represent a vital repository of cultural, historical, and scholarly resources that cater to researchers, students, and the general public alike. This extensive archive not only houses a wide variety of materials but also serves as a significant hub for academic exploration and cultural preservation. Through its diverse collections, the Kristan Archives aims…