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     Timelines in the Classroom: Making Connections
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    By Natalie Gilbert
    In Classroom Practice
    Posted January 22, 2016

    Timelines in the Classroom: Making Connections

    Timelines help learners make connections between the present and past visually appealing and chronological. Arranging events along a timeline makes it easier for learners to understand their [...]

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     Bringing Games into the Classroom: A Practical Guide
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    By Kelsey Catherine Schmitz
    In Classroom Practice
    Posted January 20, 2016

    Bringing Games into the Classroom: A Practical Guide

    Do not panic. I will break down the most practical way for educators to successfully integrate elements of video games into their classrooms as painlessly as possible. And hopefully, I will even [...]

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     A Guide to Gamification: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
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    By Kelsey Catherine Schmitz
    In Classroom Practice
    Posted November 30, 2015

    A Guide to Gamification: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

    Gaming Can Change the World You may be hearing a new word in education and technology a lot these days: Gamification. Gamification applies elements associated with video games (game mechanics and [...]

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     The Mobile Mathematician: Math Apps to Multiply Success
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    By Rochelle Tkach
    In Classroom Practice
    Posted November 25, 2015

    The Mobile Mathematician: Math Apps to Multiply Success

    How can math apps help learners multiply success? It is not new knowledge that math is a hot topic in the 21st century. School boards have put forth great effort through professional development [...]

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     Resources For Remembrance Day
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    By Natalie Gilbert
    In Classroom Practice, Events
    Posted November 10, 2015

    Resources For Remembrance Day

    November 11th marks Remembrance Day, an opportunity to honour those who have served in the nation’s defence. Originally referred to as Armistice Day and known as Veterans Day in the United [...]

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     Integrating Tech: How We Do It Right
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    By Charlotte Nichols
    In Classroom Practice
    Posted September 25, 2015

    Integrating Tech: How We Do It Right

    Technology—it’s all around us. When we say we want to integrate technology into the classroom, what do we mean? Unfortunately, there is no straightforward answer to that question. We will discuss [...]

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     New School Year Resolutions for Teachers
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    By Jessica Sanders
    In Classroom Practice, Events
    Posted August 17, 2015

    New School Year Resolutions for Teachers

    The first day of a new school year is almost as magical as the moment the ball drops at midnight on December 31 in that there’s so much to look forward to—new learners, a new classroom, and new [...]

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     Why Pop Culture has a Place in the Classroom
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    By Charlotte Nichols
    In Classroom Practice
    Posted June 1, 2015

    Why Pop Culture has a Place in the Classroom

    Incorporating pop culture and media into the classroom is a divisive issue amongst educators, and not without reason. While pop culture has its benefits, it could be distracting if integrated [...]

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     Digital Writing: Tips, Tricks and Techniques
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    By Charlotte Nichols
    In Classroom Practice
    Posted May 26, 2015

    Digital Writing: Tips, Tricks and Techniques

    “I started incorporating digital storytelling, and I saw changes in my students. I saw that they were thinking in new ways and writing in new ways and enjoying it. That is when it really started [...]

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     Pedagogical Content Knowledge
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    By Charlotte Nichols
    In Classroom Practice
    Posted May 20, 2015

    Pedagogical Content Knowledge

    Good teachers move beyond simply knowing their subject matter, and knowing how to teach. They transform the subject matter through teaching.

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