Here is a quick video update about what I’ve been up to over the last couple of months.
These three changes will position myself and my team to better serve you as a teacher and schools looking to use technology better.
Technology can both enhance and inhibit the THINKING process of a student. As technology becomes more advanced, students are able to find answers and reach conclusions faster, but is this at the expense learning to think? In this article we examine 3 ways in which technology can dumb down the thinking process, and what we can do to counteract this.
Carl Dunker devised an experiment called the candle problem in the 1950’s. In it he gathered a group of individuals, gave them a candle, some thumb tacks and a box arranged in the way pictured above and told them that their job was to attach the candle to the wall
In this episode Blake sits down with Christine Jackman to discuss her book ‘Turning Down the Noise.’
October – wow! How did that even happen? Our team continues to be blown away by the dedication and hard work of educators all around the world, working in a multitude of ways to support their learners whether they are online or face to face. The capacity and willingness of so many teachers to throw themselves out of their comfort zone and not only learn, but put into practice new skills, is a credit to the education community.
Samantha is joined by Paul Hamilton, UTB’s Apple & Creativity Wizard.
In his race against the clock, Paul shares his definition of creativity and why a fear of judgement is his biggest creativity barrier. We also hear his insight into what we can all tell ourselves in order to overcome this barrier.
Our skills checklist will help you find out.
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