While having a computer in school is useful for writing papers, gathering information and learning how to program and use software, surfing the internet during class could be a source of distraction and could hinder learning
The #EdClusters17 convening focused on advancing research and equity
CIRCL gathered 22 scientists to report on emerging research-based designs, ideas and progress
Digital Promise and McKinley Institute of Technology partnered to increase students literacy
By focusing on how words connect in academic texts, teachers may be better able to equip students with the tools to comprehend the texts
Having just a few hours a week of language lessons at a young age doesn’t mean a child will learn that language successfully
Discusses a synthesis of the best research about learning math with technology
Education Innovation Clusters are developing new research designs
Parents and teachers might often wonder how to teach children caring toward others – more so when the world feels full of disagreement, conflict, and aggression
Exploring the Mutual Benefits of Peer-to-Peer Teaching — and Strategies to Encourage it
Without clear definitions, it can be difficult to pinpoint which skills students are lacking — and to create and assess programs that build those skills
What does it truly mean to teach and learn mathematics?
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