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Ways to Build Media Literacy in Your Students, and Why You Should

Waterford

While some look to technology regulations to combat the scourge of fake news, the strongest defense may well be in building a citizenry with strong media literacy skills.[2] 2] Read on to learn how we got here, why it matters, and how teachers can build media literacy in the classroom. Take a News Literacy Quiz.

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Imagining the Awesome Future of Automobiles

The CoolCatTeacher

Toyota Dream Car Art Contest is the perfect contest for classrooms across the United States. Definitely, download the lesson plan and entry forms now. Then, enter between November 1, 2019, and January 31, 2020. Post on Social Media to enter to win some art supplies! This post is sponsored by U.S. GIVEAWAY ALERT!

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They Started Teaching During the Pandemic Year. Where Are They Now?

Edsurge

In summer 2020, EdSurge profiled nine first-year teachers to understand what it was like for them to launch their careers during the pandemic year (2019-20). Now, all of them are (or would be) in their fifth year in the classroom — a year by which about 44 percent of educators have left the profession. It's hard to teach math, period.

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With competition up, enrollment down, colleges are spending billions on marketing and advertising

The Hechinger Report

A Gallup poll found that the proportion of Americans who consider college to be very important had fallen from 70 percent in 2013 to 51 percent by 2019. billion in 2019, according to the brand consulting company Kantar, which monitors this. billion in 2019. Nonprofit Western Governors University spent $127 million that year.

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11 Bits of Wisdom I Learned From a Computer

Ask a Tech Teacher

It means exactly the same in the classroom. A decade ago, no one would have thought we needed to differentiate between “real time” — the actual time during which an event occurs — and whatever the alternative is but now, in 2019, we do. It’s the same in the classroom and your life. . #6: Garbage in garbage out.

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Humorous Look at What I Learned from my Computer

Ask a Tech Teacher

I share these humorous gems with students during classes, post them on the classroom walls, and incorporate them into conversations with colleagues. It means exactly the same in the classroom. It’s the same in the classroom and your life. 6: Garbage in garbage out. Ipso facto, “garbage in garbage out”. #7: 7: Garbage collect.

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3 Ways to Develop Leaders in Your School or Classroom #Podcast

The Principal of Change

One teacher I know developed a “communications department” in her classroom instead of merely having social media accounts prepared for the students. Giving leadership opportunities to others, by definition, is leading. This is not reserved for staff only. This leads to the last point. Know when to follow.