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Building a Better Course Evaluation Form: Here’s a Template | HASTAC
Building a Better Course Evaluation Form: Here’s a Template https://t.co/ERQ5jhgnTc #FuturesEd #BlackListed #NewEducation
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Interesting dissertation by on improvement science methods …
Interesting dissertation by @dsharrock01 on improvement science methods in practice:
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Innovative Staffing to Personalize Learning
Discussion of multiple classrooms to examine how new teaching roles and blended learning helps students succeed.
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Brookings created a blueprint to help countries around the world radically improve education
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play games while tackling holes in their learning
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A randomized-control trial study by the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-Pal) found that students who attended Mindspark Centers over four-and-a-half months improved their math and Hindi more than twice as fast as students who did not participate.
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how to “leapfrog” in education, which they define as “any approach that can rapidly accelerate educational progress, perhaps skipping steps but certainly ending up in a new place altogether.”
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“We need to find a way to address massive inequality in schools while simultaneously broadening what kids learn,”
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Leapfrogging Inequality argues the core elements necessary to leapfrog are twofold: To transform teaching and learning, and to transform what we recognize as learning—that is, going beyond worksheets and tests.
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Students meet five times a week for three hours, focusing on how to combine academic skills to social action—learning by doing.
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According to the Education Commission, in Chile, for example, teachers have an average of less than half a person supporting them in their work, compared with the five medical personnel supporting doctors.
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She said she wasn’t sure why, but thinks there might be a perception that it is too hard to influence teacher behavior.
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Combating Media Manipulation – News Integrity Initiative – Medium
Our partners @datasociety have just released 2 groundbreaking pieces of research that contribute substantially to our collective understanding of disinformation and polarization. We’re so excited to announce our support for their media manipulation work: