Building Bridges in Bilingual Classrooms: Are We Meeting Student Needs?

Bilingual education offers a wealth of benefits, but ensuring its success requires careful consideration. Is your school prioritizing these elements in its bilingual programs? Let's discuss how to create the best learning experience for all! #BilingualEd #EquityInEducation

Administrative Support, ELA/ Reading StrategiesEducational Innovation 360April 19, 2024Educational Innovation 360bilingual education, biliteracy, culturally responsive teaching, translanguaging, teacher support, collaboration, technology, resource gap, teacher-created materials, diverse voices, community resources, professional development, growth mindset, reflective practiceComment

Engage Students Differently to Save Teachers’ Voices

As a teacher, your voice is crucial for delivering lessons effectively, but it can also lead to voice strain symptoms. Engaging your students in curricular conversations can reduce the amount of direct instruction needed and create a student-centered learning environment. By using alternative methods of giving instructions, teachers can preserve their vocal health while enhancing the quality of instruction.

Teacher Support, TransformationEducational Innovation 360March 16, 2023Educational Innovation 360teacher's voice, vocal health, classroom management, student engagement, student-centered learning, reducing verbal communication, visual aids, hand signals, technology, collaborative learning

What's Holding You Back From Using These 5 Free Web Tools to Boost Student Engagement

Student engagement is largely based on how successfully teachers craft the learning assignments, rather than on the technology itself so how are you designing your lessons?

Are You Getting The Most Out of Online Learning: Tap Into Your Students 5 Senses

We know all children are different so... it's important to teach in a multitude of ways to engage every sense so what are you doing to transform your curriculum to include a variety of activities to enhance learning.

elearning, Teacher SupportEducational Innovation 360October 1, 2020Educational Innovation 360Elementary School, English Language Arts, technology, Five senses, Online Learning, Learning Pyramid, Home learning, Pandemic Pods, Homeschool, Teacher resources, educational reform, Teachers, New teachersComment

How do we Keep Students Engaged in Middle and High School?

The effort to encourage students to remain in school focuses on increasing achievement, a sense of belonging, and positive behaviors.

Coaching Strategies, Teacher SupportCassandra WilliamsAugust 15, 2019Carl Jung, Engagement, High school, learning styles, Middle School, technology, Cassandra WilliamsComment

Beyond the Screen of a New-Age Classroom

Utilization of technologies has increasingly become common practice within the educational system of Western societies and students will graduate with digital literacy which will assist them in their working lives.

TechnologyCassandra WilliamsMay 30, 2019Educational Innovation 360beyond the screen, mixed media, Mixed Reality, new age classroom, Reality, technology, VRComment

Imagine a Future that Connects the Digital World with Reality

Currently, we live in a digital world, and more are set to come in the future. The truth is that education is today changing tremendously and the expansion of knowledge has resulted in the classroom metamorphosis.

Reform, TechnologyCassandra WilliamsMay 23, 2019connected learning, digital world, intersection, learning spaces, Phygital, Reality, technologyComment

Pushing Back On Educational Technology: Unleash the Educational Innovation and the Challenges

In improving the education system, as well as the awareness of students to learn more, it is essential to acknowledge the interest and engagement of the students to use technology

TechnologyCassandra WilliamsJanuary 18, 2019Access, Cassandra Williams, K12, Primary, technologyComment

In the near Future; Should we Prohibit the usage of Smart Phones in the Classroom?

Even at elementary school age, children today have smartphones. They were practically born into the information age and everything they do basically revolves around technology

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Are you a Part of the Global Revolution?

The technological world now has a mind blowing effect in the society which also includes the way education has evolved. If statistical figures are anything to go by

TechnologyCassandra WilliamsAugust 27, 2018Global citizenship, Global Dimension, Global Learning, Internet of Things, technology

Turn your school into the School Of One! Here's how...

The New York City School, the School of One, has an amazing operating system called Teach to One math, which was developed by New Classrooms. This concept is a little like building a school in the cloud, by Sugata Mitra.

News, Reform, Teacher Support, TechnologyCassandra WilliamsJune 1, 2015New Classrooms, New curriculum, School of One, Sugata Mitra, Teach to One Math, technology

A New Curriculum worth looking into, StudySync!

McGraw-Hill Education has published it! It’s here! It’s here! This new program is called StudySync, while only catering to grades 4th-12th, this new comprehensive, full year curriculum provides materials for both the teacher and the learner

News, Reform, Teacher Support, Technology, Test Taking Strategies, Blogsuper_adminMay 18, 2015New curriculum, StudySync, technology

What is Blended Learning?

Yes! Blended learning is what we are moving towards because no-one gets left behind. Many teachers use technology to support students in many ways schools are adopting programs that are online while mixing it with face-to-face teaching