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New things to be learned every day

22 July, 2015 Educational experiencesContinuing education, Distance Learning, Education, Knowledge, Learning, Learning Theories, Methods and Theories, United StatesAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Since there are a lot of things to be learned in the world, you could begin your path…

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Khan: Education in 2060

21 July, 2015 Education programsActive learning, Classroom, Education, Khan, Khan Academy, Learning, Methods and Theories, Salman Khan, Student

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Salman Khan, founder of the Khan Academy, a not-for-profit online education provider, shares his thoughts on what…

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Online students’ habits

21 July, 2015 Educational experiencesAcademic degree, Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, Adaptive learning, American Association of State Colleges and Universities, Distance education, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, eLearning, Florida, Indonesia, Learning Theories, Massive open online course, Methods and Theories, online education, Online Teaching and Learning, Orlando, Student, students' learning habits, United StatesAdd a Comment

As you already know, one of the most valued aspects of online learning is that you can do it at…

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Blended learning intro

19 July, 2015 Learning resourcesBlended learning, Distance Learning, Education, Learning, Learning Theories, Methods and Theories, Online Teaching and Learning, TeacherAdd a Comment

Blended learning is a formal education program, where student learns at least in part of the curriculum through online delivery…

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A guide to the different learning theories

19 July, 2015 Learning resourcesCharlotte Mason, Education, Howard Gardner, Jean Piaget, Maria Montessori, Methods and Theories, Piaget's theory of cognitive development, WaldorfAdd a Comment

Educational theorists, from philosophers like Socrates and Rousseau, to researchers like Howard Gardner today, have addressed the theories of learning.…

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Edutopia: What works best in education?

19 July, 2015 Education programsEducation, Edutopia, George Lucas, Learning, Learning Theories, Methods and Theories, Project-based learning, Social emotional learning, StudentAdd a Comment

Maybe you were not aware that the famous Director George Lucas has a well established Educational Foundation called Edutopia. With…

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Are we wired for mobile learning?

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Explore more infographics like this one on the web’s largest information design community – Visually. https://visual.ly/embeder/embed.js You can read…

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Media projects for teachers and students

13 March, 2014 Education programsAcademia, Advertising, Aiken County, Aiken Technical College, American Federation of Teachers, Andrew Cuomo, AP English Language and Composition, Curriculum, Education, K through 12, Learning, Methods and Theories, South Carolina, Student, Teacher, Teacher education, TechnologyAdd a Comment

Visual aids are essential in teaching. The use of these aids enhance the learning of students. One specific form is…

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9 Tips for collaborative learning

21 December, 2013 Learning resources3D printing, 3D scanner, Academic term, Blended learning, Critical thinking, Education, Education Week, Learning, Learning Theories, Methods and Theories, Personal development, Problem solving, Project-based learning, Student, TeacherAdd a Comment

Collaboration facilitates students in project based learning. Collaboration helps students engage in various learning activities. By coordinating with each other,…

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Future education

19 August, 2013 Educational experiencesEducation, Khan Academy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Methods and Theories, MIT, Salman Khan, Sugata Mitra, TEDAdd a Comment

We already know that the students are the future of the world, but what is the future for the students?…