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[This is Part 2 of a 3-part series – you can read Part 1 here] In a time of rapid technological development and some of...
In a time of rapid technological development and some of the most exciting innovations that history has ever produced, amazing new possibilities are finding their...
In a new book, Invent To Learn: Making, Tinkering, and Engineering in the Classroom, internationally respected educators Sylvia Martinez and Gary Stager capture the excitement...
By Madeleine Regan. While it is difficult to define blended learning, there is agreement, particularly in the world of education, that blended learning combines...
We all have a digital tattoo, and if we do not choose how to ink it, somebody else will. Rob McTaggart discusses how we might...
It is probably not too harsh to suggest that the continued use of paper-based external exams in 2015 is educationally irresponsible. The action not simply...
When I speak to schools about their BYOD plans, often their response reminds me of the following story. A man was galloping on his horse...
Dyslexia causes grief in every classroom In a typical Australian classroom of 20-30 children, there are on average 2 to 3 who suffer from dyslexia...
They say “winners are grinners” and that was certainly the case when CommBox and Platinum Partner, Education AV stepped onsite at Competition Winner, Birrong Girls’...
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