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Learning Counsel Offers Free Digital Learning Reference Guide

EdNews Daily

The post Learning Counsel Offers Free Digital Learning Reference Guide first appeared on EdNews Daily. At an estimated total of $28.5 billion and a 15 percent growth rate, American consumers spent almost twice as much on digital learning apps and resources as schools spent. Major gainers on the consumer side include […].

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Mastering References, Banishing Plagiarism!

Uno Assignment Help

Unleashing the Research Ninja: Mastering References, Banishing Plagiarism! Fear not, for we shall equip you with the ultimate weapon to conquer the treacherous realm of references: knowledge! The post Mastering References, Banishing Plagiarism! Are you ready to embark on an epic quest to become a true research ninja?

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Bartleby - free books, lit and reference information

Educational Technology Guy

Bartleby is a site that contains a huge amount of literature and reference books online, for free. The materials, both books and reference information, are categorized by reference, verse, fiction, and nonfiction. The site is easy to use and easy to search and is a great reference for any educator and student.

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NASA Interactive Reference Guide to the ISS

Educational Technology Guy

NASA, which has tons of great educational resources , has a nice interactive reference guide to the ISS (International Space Station). In it, students can explore the space station, life on board, and what happens on it. There is a scalable model that explains each part of the ISS, as well as a 360 degree tour of the station.

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References for Determining the inclusivity of the edtech you use: four questions to ask

American Consortium for Equity in Education

References: Gay, G. Computers & Education, Keep Reading References for Determining the inclusivity of the edtech you use: four questions to ask The post References for Determining the inclusivity of the edtech you use: four questions to ask appeared first on Equity in Education. Teachers College Press. Cheryan, S.,

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Inclusive Citation: How Diverse Are Your References?

ProfHacker

Look at the reference list for your latest few articles or presentations. I was first exposed to this idea of seeking non-dominant references when I was doing my upgrade viva (in the UK, a small defense of the first few chapters of your PhD where you get formative feedback before you can proceed with your research).

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Compliance vs Engagement

A Principal's Reflections

Compliance refers to following rules or expectations without necessarily understanding or internalizing the reasons behind them. In Drive, Dan Pink refers to these as “carrots & sticks” and “if-then” rewards that are extrinsic in nature. Let’s begin to differentiate the two.

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