“If we want teens and tweens to adopt better habits and healthier choices online and in-real life, we […]
Category Archive: digital learning
I’ve heard it said many times. Schools won’t change until we define learning. I’ve seen some fine examples […]
In a recent article in in which he extolls the relative virtues of analog over digital, David Sax […]
“Depending on what question you need to answer, nearly every approach to pedagogy has its place. But if […]
Most eduactors agree that technology is a powerful agent for amplifying learning and extending the pedagogical impact of […]
I laughed out loud when I read an extract from Rachel Botsman’s new book in The New York […]
Will we ever be satisfied with schools, or is it inevitable that the desire for change – like […]
“When we talk about change – when we tell stories about technological change – we must consider how […]
“Standardized tests can’t measure initiative, creativity, imagination, conceptual thinking, curiosity, effort, irony, judgment, commitment, nuance, good will, ethical […]
Parents who are scared, who set too many limits and are always negative can create issues for their […]
