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How Can K-12 Schools Improve Learning Outcomes with Technology?

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Also, with smartphones and Internet connections, they have any time access to online resources. This builds the case for educators to harness technology and improve learning outcomes for K-12 school students. They need to redesign their courses to suit the learning needs of the new tech-savvy generation and improve learning outcomes.

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Top 8 Advantages of an Interactive STEM Curriculum

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According to the surveyed candidates who are now not working in STEM fields, they did not pursue a STEM career due to a lack of access to resources and opportunities. Related: How to Improve Student Learning Outcomes with Digital Learning. Related: 9 Benefits of Interactive eBooks.

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Learning for the Always-On Generation (Part 3)

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Educators can align their instructional strategies to tap into this learning attribute by: – Using collaborative teams during projects. – Using Google Drive to migrate common application types online and provide the means to share access to these documents with others using links and permissions.

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Elementary Technology Favorites by Grade Level

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You will immediately see that our teachers have access to iPads and many of their choices are iOS apps but often there are web versions and android apps for these as well. It is a huge arsenal and an all-you-can-read eBook library for kids 12 and under with unlimited access to over 10,000 high-quality kids’ books.

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What Technology Does What: An #edtech Chart For Teachers

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If you have an idea on how to optimally format a list like this, let us know in the comments. …Self-direct their own learning. Depends on what they’re learning, of course. browse the web, use common apps, access inexpensive games for game-based learning, stream video content).

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