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11 of the Best iPad Cases for Kids

Fractus Learning

As the proud owner of my brand new shiny new new iPad (did I mention it was new?) I have spent a lot of time researching the vessel in which it will travel… Yes, much like [.].

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Why Kindergartners Must Learn Technology

Ask a Tech Teacher

Today, my teacher colleagues tell me kids arrive at school already comfortable in the use of iPads and smartphones, doing movements like swipe, squeeze, and flick better than most adults. Parents love encouraging their kids to play with iPads and iPhones but it’s not their job to teach them how to do it right.

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Reimagining Student Supports in a Year of Distance Instruction

Digital Promise

We learned [that] parents were learning as well as the kids. Even though kids had iPads, parents were not sure [how to use them for class]. In many cases, parent involvement understandably extends to supporting students in taking online assessments. We sent cheat sheets to parents. Now it drives instruction.

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Why Kindergartners Must Learn Technology

Ask a Tech Teacher

Today, my teacher colleagues tell me kids arrive at school already comfortable in the use of iPads and smartphones, doing movements like swipe, squeeze, and flick better than most adults. Parents love encouraging their kids to play with iPads and iPhones but it’s not their job to teach them how to do it right.

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Overcoming Challenges of Technology in the Classroom Starts with Great Coaches

Digital Promise

Such was the case at Timilty Middle School in Roxbury, Massachusetts, one of 100 Verizon Innovative Learning schools (VILs) around the country. Some seventh graders at Timilty were not engaged in the lessons teachers planned with iPads and were off task, or choosing to surf the internet instead. Using technology for powerful learning.

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Personalized Learning in Action

A Principal's Reflections

It's a tough ask of our kids to do this if we as adults aren't willing to do the same. In some cases, you could see the teachers co-planned while others went down their own path. We saw learners were grouped by ability, accessing choice boards digitally on their iPads once specified tasks were completed.

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10 Unusual Hour of Code Projects

Ask a Tech Teacher

Yet, kids who can code are better at logical thinking and problem solving, more independent and self-assured, and more likely to find a job when they graduate. In my case, I used Ctrl+Alt+S to invoke the Windows Snipping Tool. IPads call these hotkeys. Long list of websites by grade. 10 Unusual Projects. Grade level: 5-12.

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