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For the Love of Kids

A Principal's Reflections

The actions of teachers, administrators, coaches, technology integrationists, and other support staff have provided us all with a lens to look more deeply at the profession of education and its vital role in the world. It’s like they are living in a game of “Whack a Mole” every day. Here are some for everyone to ponder.

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6 Tips for Teaching Kids Coding

Ask a Tech Teacher

Help Kids Get Interested Kids might think coding is cool, but they will get really interested as they learn that all the programs, websites, and games they love are made possible with code. Encourage Time Spent in Games It’s easy to discourage kids from playing too many games because many parents see it as a drain on time.

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What is ‘Technical Math’?

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But in reality, that depends heavily on what kind of profession you choose to go into. A lot of professions you might think wouldn’t call for much math actually require it as a core skill set for certain trades, including plumbers, electricians, welders, and construction workers. Math Games in the Classroom.

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Tech Teacher Appreciation Week

Ask a Tech Teacher

The teaching profession has our own version of these nerdy individuals, called technology teachers. Start the encounter with a discussion on Dr. Who, Minecraft, Big Bang Theory, or Game of Thrones. They talk animatedly about plate tectonics, debate the structure of atoms, even smile at the mention of calculus.

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Teacher Appreciation Week–Gifts for the Tech Teacher

Ask a Tech Teacher

There’s always been something mystically cerebral about people in technical professions like engineering, science, and mathematics. The teaching profession has our own version of these nerdy individuals, called technology teachers. Start the encounter with a discussion on Dr. Who, Minecraft, Big Bang Theory, or Game of Thrones.

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The Power of Connect, Extend, Challenge

Catlin Tucker

Physical Education and Movement Connect: After introducing a new sport or game, ask students if it reminds them of any other games they have played before. Extend: Discuss how rules or strategies might change if the game were played in a different environment (e.g., playing soccer on sand vs. grass).

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6 Ways to support spatial reasoning skills online

Neo LMS

The Play Osmo Tangram game blends the physical and virtual worlds with its puzzles, or you can visit the free Tangram builder from Mathigon. The Red Block Game (similar to the popular game Rush Hour) is another example of this type of challenge. Games such as Cargo-Bot require the same type of logic. Conclusion.