Over the past year, we have explored how different states are developing STEAM learning and computer science initiatives–from California to New York. In the coming months, we’ll keep an eye on how the global COVID-19 pandemic will impact both state-level and internal school curriculum initiatives. Pre-coronavirus school closures, the state of Utah recently stepped up …
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Last month, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey and Superintendent Dr. Eric Mackey announced that the state’s schools would finish out the year online to help flatten the curve of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Measures like this around the world have left educators facing huge challenges: keeping students engaged and ensuring equitable access to distance learning. Some …
Conferences are a great way to meet other educators and share advice on how you engage students in the classroom through technology. However, with so many sessions and tracks at Spring CUE 2020 held at the Palm Springs Convention Center in California from March 19-21, it gets hard to decide where to go and when. …
12 Must-Attend Sessions at Spring CUE 2020 in March Read More »
From March 19-21, 2020, more than 5,000 education-minded and edtech loving professionals will convene in Palm Springs, California to learn and share their institutional knowledge. There will be more than 450 sessions and several 90-minute workshops at Spring CUE 2020 to help educators bring technology to the classroom. There are some outstanding speakers this year, …
Highly Recommended: 15 Must-Hear Speakers at Spring CUE 2020 in March Read More »
Texas has the most counties of any state. It is second only to Alaska in landmass and to California in population. This means that the state Board of Education needs to serve a significant number of students from diverse backgrounds spread out over hundreds of thousands of miles. This is no easy task and one …
STEAM in Texas: How Can This Massive State Provide Equitable Education? Read More »
At Ozobot, we love discovering new ways for teachers to engage students in STEAM subjects. Educators come up with seemingly endless ideas to make the material they teach in science, technology, and math classes memorable and engaging. In particular, the educators in Seattle Public Schools, King County, and the surrounding areas do an exceptional job …
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Technology has opened up new worlds for teachers that most wouldn’t have dreamed of a few decades ago. Students can get and give instant feedback, schools can connect and learn together from around the world, and there are hundreds of education games and activities across the web. One of the main features that has caught …
Gamification 101: How to Enhance Your Lesson Plans With Games Read More »
Educators, librarians, technology directors, principals, and other education professionals will be heading to the 2020 Texas Computer Education Association (TCEA) Convention and Exposition at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas on February 3-7. There, they will have access to over 1,000 workshops and presentations where they can discover new ideas and insights for improving …
Can’t-Miss STEAM Sessions and Speakers at the 2020 TCEA Convention Read More »
Do you have students in your classroom you can’t pull away from a task? While other students move easily between subjects, some stay rigidly focused on one idea, assignment, or problem. This reflects their level of cognitive flexibility. Everyone has different abilities, but teachers can create a classroom in which all students can improve their …
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The internet has created hundreds of hubs for teachers to share ideas and insights when it comes to helping students learn. In addition to lesson plans, educators offer tips and advice for connecting with kids. One method of teaching that has become popular is the flipped or inverted classroom in which students do homework during …
How Students Benefit From a Flipped Classroom (And Ways To Implement It) Read More »
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